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Prem Sahgal

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324:. His wife had been the head of the women's wing of the Indian National Army, and they had worked closely together. Lakshmi had previously been married to P. K. N. Rao, a commercial pilot working with Tata Airlines. She had walked out of that marriage. but had never secured a divorce, having no grounds which were legally valid at that time. Nevertheless, Prem and Lakshmi walked into a registry office, failed to mention this matter there, and received a certificate of marriage. Since Lakshmi's husband wanted only to be rid of her, they never faced any legal problems. 207:. He was commissioned as a second lieutenant on the Special List published on 1 February 1939 and was attached to the 2nd Battalion of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, then stationed at Secunderabad. He joined that battalion on 24 February 1939 and remained there for a year. That battalion was posted to Singapore in August 1939, in anticipation of war, but Sahgal was transferred to the 1st Battalion, West Yorkshire Regiment, which remained in a peace station. 661: 287:
made great efforts for their release, and their efforts did not go in vain. During a visit to the Khaksar Tehrik headquarters, Major General Shah Nawaz thanked Allama Mashriqi for obtaining their release. The general also thanked the Khaksars and stated, "We are highly grateful to the Khaksar Tehrik
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was named the venue for the trial, a choice without precedent in the annals of Indian law. Jawaharlal Nehru recognized the potential of the event and donned his lawyer's robes, after an interval of several decades, to appear as counsel for the defense. The trial duly became famous all over India in
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After one year of service, Sahgal took a one month leave and spent time with his family in Lahore. Upon his return, he was posted to the 5th Battalion of the 10th Baluch Regiment, stationed at Peshawar on the North West Frontier, relatively close to his family and far from the theatres of war.
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After the INA disbanded, officers and soldiers of the INA were arrested. Major General Shah Nawaz Khan, Brigadier Habib ur Rehman of Panjeri (Bhimber) Colonel Prem Kumar, and Colonel Gurbaksh Singh Dhillon were tried in court. Upon the directive of Allama Mashriqi, the
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along with three fellow officers. The trial was held in November 1945, by which time India was on the verge of gaining her independence. The stage was set for suitable atmospherics when the
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and took up arms against his former colleagues in the British Indian Army. He served as the commander of the 2nd Division, led the 2nd Infantry Regiment
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As a prisoner, Sahgal was invited to fight for the interests of India rather than those of the colonial overlord, Britain. He then joined the
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Shortly afterwards, on 30 April 1940, Sahgal was promoted to the rank of lieutenant. He volunteered to be transferred to the 2/
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before surrendering to the British forces. During his stint with the INA, Sahgal came into contact with
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After surrendering, Sahgal spent time in an Indian prison before being put on trial for
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Sahgal was educated at the Central Model High School and Government College, Lahore.
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as they were short of officers. In October 1940, he reported to the 2nd Battalion at
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for their efforts in obtaining our release." (“Al-Islah” dated January 11, 1946)
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and Anisa Puri. Subhashini Ali, formerly married to the film-maker
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In 1936, he passed the military entrance exam and went to the
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and had been set up by the Japanese to fight against
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Index

Prem Sehgal

Lahore
Punjab
British India
Punjab
Pakistan
British India
Azad Hind
World War II
Malayan campaign
Lakshmi Swaminathan
Subhashini Ali
Lieutenant colonel
British Indian Army
Japanese
prisoner of war
Indian National Army
Subhas Chandra Bose
British rule in India
Indian Military Academy
Dehradun
10th Baluch Regiment
Bareilly
Delhi
then United Provinces
captain
10th Baluch Regiment
British Indian Army
Japanese

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