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Punjab Vidhan Sabha Who's Who 1962-67 Punjab Vidhan Sabha Who’s Who 1962-67 PRINTED BY THE CONTROLLER PRINTIG AND STATIONERY, PUNJAB, CHANDIGARH, 1964 PREFACE This publication of the “Who’s Who” of Members has been prepared on the bais of the information funished by the members themselbes. In caswes, in which, information was not sent by Members, only their names nand addresses and the names of their constituencies, the voiting result of the elections, etc. have been given. Any suggestion regarding improvement in this publication will be gratefully received by this Secretariat. Chandigarh Kuldip Chand Bedi 1964 Secretary. Punjab Vidhan Sabha LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS 1.P.P.C.C. for Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee 2.S.G.P.C. „ Shiromani GurdwaraParbandhak Committee 3. I.N.T.U.C ,, Indian National Trade Union Congress 4.D.C.C. „ District Congress Committee 5. A.I.C.C. ,, All-India Congress Committee 6. M.L.A. ,, Member. Legislative Assembly 7. B. „ Born 8. Ed. ,, Education/Educated 9. C.P.I. ” Communist Party of India 10. B.S.S. ,, Bharat Sewak Samaj 11. P.C.S. „ Provincial Civil Service 12. P.l.P. „ Progressive Independent Party 13. G.O.C. „ General Officer Commanding 14. I.N.A. „ Indian National Army 15. M.L.C, ” Member, Legislative Council 16. A.D.C. „ Aide-De-Camp 17. R.S.S.S. „ Rashtriya Swayam Sewak Sangh 18. B.D.O. ,, Block Development Officer 19. S.C. „ Scheduled Caste 20. C.P.A ,, Common wealth Parliamentary Association AJAIB SINGH SANDHU, SARDAR (Akali Morinda)—S. C) B. February, 1929 : EJ. B.A. LL.B., JD. Profession : Legal Practitioner since 1960. Hobbies : General Studies. Favourite Subject : Harijan Welfare. Sports : Foot Ball. Recreations : Social Welfare. Permanent Address ; House No. 1114, Ward No. 21, Ambala City. Voting results at the Election ; Electorate 59029 Vaild Votes Polled 40336 1. S. Ajaib Singh Sandhu (Akali) 19592 2. S. P{rithvi Singh (Cingress) 19320 3. S. Piara Singh (Independent) 1083 4. Sh. Fipuir Chand (Independent) 341 AJIT KUMAR, BABU (Akali—Sidhwan Bet —‘S.C.’) B. January 13, 1930; Ed, studied upto B.A. ; Educated at Arya High School, Ludhiana, Bhopal and Ajmer. Profession: Social Service to Backward Class people. Was General Secretary, Northern Railway Mazdoor Union, Bikaner Division while in service ; Serving as General Secretary, Punjab State Republican Party since 1956; Went on hunger strike for eight days for demand of openig a fair price wheat Depot in his village ; courted arrest three times for food agitation, Betterment Levy Agitation and Civil Liberties Movement ; Secretary, Scheduled Castes Welfare Association, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh ; Organised Balmiki Mandal, Punjab and Sweeper and Leather Workers Union, contested in 1957. General Elections from Raikot Double-Member Constituency but was defeated by a margin of 3,600 votes only ; Attended more than 500 conferences and presided over about 200 confereces. Hobbies: Study in Politics. Favourite Subject : Politics. Publication : Editor 'Sudhar" Monthly, Punjabi, Ludhiana. Travels: Almost all States in India except Bengal and Assam. Permanent Address : Village and post office Dhat via Mullanpur, district Ludhiana. Voting results at the Election Electorate 63883 Valid votes polled 37067 Babu Ajit Kumar (Akali) 23567 Sh. Gopal Singh (Congress) 11763 Sh. Lai Singh (Independent) 783 Sh. Bir Singh (Swatantra) 481 Sh. Bachan Singh (Independent) 473 AJMER SINGH, SARDAR (Congress—Samrala). B. 1911; Ed. A.A., LL.B. Profession: Legal Practitioner since 1933. Member, Legislative Assembly since 1952; Was Secretary, Opposition Party, Punjab Legislative Assembly till the merger of Akali Party with Congress; Was Chairman, Punjabi Regional Committee for 4i years : Secretary, Managing Body of Malwa Training College, Khalsa College for Women and two Higher Secmdaiy Schools for girls and boys at Ludhiana; Along with polities lakes keen interest in Educational institutions ; Started two Colleges with his own efforts viz., Malwa Training College and Khalsa College lor Women, Ludhiana ; Was Member of Managing Committee, Guru Nanak Engineering College, Ludhiana ; Was Associate Member of Delimitation Committee ; Member , P.P.C.C. ; Was Member of Punjab Police Commission, Member, Punjab Bar Council and Secretary, Khalsa Dewan Ludhiana ; Minister for Revenue, Punjab from March, 1962 to 6th July, 1964 ; Attended a number of Conferences in the constituency and even outside. Now Planning and Local Government Minister from 6 th June, 1965. Hobbies : Panjabi Poetry, Walking and Gardening. Sports : Volley Ball in the Past. Recreations : Poetry reading and liking for good cars. Permanent Address : Civil Lines, Ludhiana. Voting results at the Election Electorate 67288 Valid votes polled 46137 1. Ajmer Singh (Congress) 18422 2. S. Gurbax Singh (Akali) 17430 3. S. Gurcharan Singh (Republication) 4320 4. S. Mal Singh (Communist) 3396 5. Shri Hari Charan (Independent) 2569 AMAR NATH SHARMA, SHRI (Congress—Kangra). B. September 6, 1902 ; Ed. at Sadar Shahpur, Sargodha and Lahore, Intermediate. Left Commercial College on the call of Nation in 1920 ; Komuincd Member of District Board, Kangra for four years ; Social and Political worker since 1920 ; Life Member, Sanatan Dharam Pratinidhi Sabha and Birla Mandir, New Delhi, since 1926 ; Held office as District Incharge, indian Samiti; District Organizer, Bharat Sewak Samaj, Honorary Assistant Recruiting Officer and District Scouts Commissioner ; Attended All-India National Congress session, Amritsar, Karachi, Lahore, 1942 and Amritsar, "District Political Conference in 1920 and All-India Bharat Scouts and Guides Conference at Delhi ; Worked as incharge of Refugee Camp at Baij Nath in 1947 which was organised by the Sanatan Dharam Pratinidhi Sabha and Congress Committee ; Remaine Chairman of the Congress Volunteer Corps in 1920 ; Now-a-days Member of the Congress Committee, Palampur ; Served in Plague days at Sargodha in 1920-21 ; Organised a Social Service Camp in Katas Raj (Jehlum), Haridwar and Paryag Raj Kumbh ; Served in Social Service Camp at the time of Quetta Earthquake in Lahore Camp and also served in the Social Service Camp, Meerpur in Kashmir State at the time of Hindu—Muslim riots ; Nominated as incharge of Muslim Concentration Camp in 1947, at Palampur, district Kangra ; Elected delegate for All-India Congress Committee in 1919 and 1930 ; Remained Member, District and Mandal Congress Committees, Sargodha, Kangra and Palampur; ; Started High School at Jaisinghpur and is Manager of two High Schools at Thural and Molag in his constituency ; since 1942 and 1954, respectively ; At present, Chairman, Hindi Regional Committee. Hobbies : Social Service and Educational work. Favourite subjects : Education and Cottage Industries. Permanent Address: Village and Post Office Baij Nath, District Kangra Voting results at the Election : Electorate 67476 Valid Votes polled 30789 1. Amar Nath Sharma (Congress) 11436 2. Durga Chand (Jansangh) 11131 3. Dhani Ram (Independent) 3067 4. Bidhi Singh (Independent) 2065 5. Chander Sheikhar (Independent) 1093 5. Pohle Ram (Independent) 1047 6. Chander Mani (Independent) 673 7. Sant Bam (Parja Socialist) 281 AMAR SINGH, SHRI (Elected as Independent—at present, Member Congress Party—Narnaud—'S. C). B. April 7, 1930, Ed. B.A .,LL.B. Was incharge of Social and Economic Development Unit of Hariyana Harijan Ashram, Rohtak, established in 1930 whose activities cover the whole of Harijan Commity particularly of Rohtak, Hissar andGurgaon Districts ; Devoted most of the time as a student for uplift work in his area ; Tactfully handled the tension between the Ittrljuns and the landlords and brought about a compromise and respect from both the parties ; Attended many social conferenccs. Hobbies : Wood polishing during College days. Favourite Subject: Urdu, Hindi and English. Sports: Was Member, Hockey Eleven during College days. Permanent Address : Advocate, Hansi, District Hissar. Voting results at the Election: Electorate 78951 Valid votes polled 56985 Shri Amar Singh (Independent) 32103 Ashri Dalbir Singh (Congress) 24834 BABU DAYAL SHARMA, SHRI (Congress—Pataudi). B. June 6, 1906; Ed. High Proficiency in Hindi, Matric Government High School, Rewari and Maharajahs Associated College, Jaipur. Profession : Agriculturist since 1933. Was Member, Punjab Legislative Assembly during 1952—57 from Sohna, district Gurgaon ; Remained President, Vice-President, and General Secretary of the District Congress Committee, Member, Congress Committee and Delegate, A.I.C.C. ; Joined Congress in 1930 whole time worker since 1933; Resigned as protest when P.P.C.C. expelled the founaers cf Congress like Pt. Shri Ram Sharma and Shri Kedar Nath Sehgal, the great patriots ; Rejoined Congress in 1955 ; District General Secretary, Kasturba National Memorial Fund; President Bengal Famine Relief Fund, Ambala Division ; Was first man in Pataudi State, who forced the ruler by Satyagraha to accept demands of Kisatis ; Was arrested by Nawab of Pataudi in 1939 and imprisoned for 13 years for helping the Praja Mandal activities, but after a tew weeks the State compromised with Praja Mandal and was released but externed from the State for life ; Led a Jatha of 10 thousand Kisans at Pataudi and launched satyagraha against the Nawab of Pataudi in 1938; In 1940 was arrested for delivering speeches in villages for individual satyagraha, was imprisoned for 4| years and fined Rs 300 ; On refusal to p< y the fine, property and house was attached but was released when at the time of auction of bis house, one of his friends paid the fine ; Was released when Government compromised
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