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Master Ji was present at the historic AICC meeting at Bombay, where the Quit India Resolution was passed on 8 August 1942. He was arrested upon his return on 14 August and remained at Multan and Sialkot jails for the next three years. A few months after his release he was again arrested in July 1945
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in December 1920, some crucial changes were made in its organizational setup, following which the first Congress Committee was formed at Jaranwala of which Master Nand Lal became the General Secretary. Subsequently, he became a member of the Punjab Congress Committee, and General Secretary to the
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Subsequently, he witnessed Anti-Rowlatt Act protests gaining ground, mass hartals and non-violent satyagrahas, and this period of his life proved a milestone in shaping his political ideology as well his intent to participate in the National Movement actively.
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Nand Lal was always keen on drama and theatre, performing the role of the character Kanut in a drama During his fifth standard in school. Always enthusiastic to take part in political and religious dramas, he later wrote the
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where his uncle was already working in the revenue department. However, Nand resigned from the post soon after, due to the corruption taking place there. He started preparing for the post of petition writer at
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Nand Lal was born in 1887 and was the only son of his father Shri Kala Ram and mother Shrimati Rami Bai. He had a sister who was 6–7 years younger than him. Shri Kala Ram worked as a petition writer in the
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After his father's death, Shrimati Rami Bai, Nand's mother, took care of Nand and ensured a comfortable upbringing for her two children. Nand passed his 10th grade exams from KGC Hindu High School in
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for the Hindu community. He was one of the two candidates elected by the Provincial Legislative Assembly and became a member in March 1948, and subsequently of the Provisional Parliament until 1952.
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and mobilized local public opinion through frequent meetings and processions. He was also highly active in taking up local issues and grievances. He was arrested in 1930 after he led a "
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District Congress Committee as well. Later, he also served as the District Congress Committee's President for about three years. He remained a member of the
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in the district of Lyallpur, where he started working as a petition writer, and began considering seriously his political ideologies. In 1919, he went to
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After returning home to Jaranwala from Haridwar he organized a public meeting to chalk out a political programme. Public processions, strikes and
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festivals. Along with performing the role of Dashrath in the play, he was the director of those plays, earning the moniker "Master Ji".
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Following the advice and support of some close friends and political leaders, Master Nand Lal applied for the reserved seats in the
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During the partition, Master Ji, along with his family, moved to India in September 1947, in order to avoid the riots in
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candidate, Dr. Gokul Chand Narang, vice-president of the All India Hindu Mahasabha, and became the first MLA from
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In the coming years, he partook in all major National Congress-led struggles including protesting against the
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with some of his friends, and came across, Kana Bali, a female leader, giving a public lecture in support of
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Evidence Taken Before the Disorders Inquiry Committee by India. Disorders Inquiry Committee - 1920
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Master Ji initially lived with a Muslim family, Panipat still being home to a number of them. A "
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Struggle for independence: Indian freedom fighters. Jawahar Lal Nehru by Shiri Ram Bakshi - 1992
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Between 1919 and 1947, Master Nand Lal was imprisoned for nearly 11 years in various jails at
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Congress Hand-book by Indian National Congress. All India Congress Committee - 1946 - Page 10
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Dr. Satyapal, the hero of freedom movement in the Punjab by Shailja Goyal - 2004- Page 197
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Civil Disobedience Movement in the Punjab: 1930 - 34 - by D. R. Grover - 1987 Page 306
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History Of Indian National Congress (1885–2002) by Deep Chand Bandhu - 2003- Page 114
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Unsung Torch Bearers: Punjab Congress Socialists in Freedom ...by K. L. Johar - 1991
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Debates: Official report by Punjab (India). Legislature. Legislative Assembly - 1960
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In 1909, Lala Banke, a well-known freedom fighter and editor of the newspaper
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methods were followed, including boycotting foreign cloth in favor of
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Devi Lal: A Critical Appraisal by Jugal Kishore Gupta - 1997- Page 93
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Indian independence activists from Punjab Province (British India)
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for defying restrictions and continuing political activity.
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Early Aryans to Swaraj by S.R. Bakshi, S.G - 2005- Page 385
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Young India by Mahatma Gandhi - 1930- Volume 12 - Page 296
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Master Nand Lal fifth from left, second row from bottom.
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Members of the Central Legislative Assembly of India
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in a drama form and organized a play on the same on
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Maghiana
Jhang
Punjab, Pakistan
Indian National Congress
Alma mater
Pakistan
Master Nand Lal fifth from left, second row from bottom. Nehru fourth from right, Ambedkar fourth from left in bottom row.
Nehru
Ambedkar
Hindi
Jaranwala
Constituent Assembly of India
East Punjab

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