BABA KHARAK SINGH (English)

Baba Kharak Singh (1868-1963) was a political leader and an eminent freedom fighter in India's struggle for independence. He is considered a significant figure in bringing political consciousness to the Sikh community by bringing them into the national fold. Kharak Singh presided over the memorable session of the Central Sikh League held in 1920, Lahore, where under his direction the Sikhs took part in the All India Non-co-operation Movement. In 1922, he initiated one of the most successful agitations against the British Government, popularly known as the Keys Morcha. He directed a massive demonstration in 1928 when the Simon Commission visited Lahore. This book brings to light his journey of life as an extraordinary tale of dedication, commitment and loyalty towards the cause of freedom.