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SARMUKH SINGH, BAVA

SARMUKH SINGH, BAVA, a staunch member of the Kuka sect and a brother of Bava Nihal Singh, author of the much talked about book in the closing decades of the nineteenth century, Khurshid Khalsa. It was under his supervision that the book was printed at the AftabiHind Press at Jalandhar. The Kliurshid Khalsa predicted the restoration of Duleep Singh to the throne of the Punjab "as a grant from the Queen Empress".

References :

1. Ganda Singh, ed., History of the Freedom Movement in the Panjab (Maharaja DuleepSingh Correspondence). Patiala, 1972

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