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Civil and Military Gaz. Lahore 1947
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| Description |
Punjab was divided into West and East Punjab following India's partition in 1947. It resulted in large scale migration of Punjab population and communal riots, lawlessness, violence and bloodshed. This collection of selected portions taken from the Civil and Military gazette 1947 throws light on the communal situation, lawlessness, views of Akali Dal, Panthic Assembly party, main recommendations of Boundary Commission headed by Radcliffe Cyril and later amendments and resolution passed Panthic Assembly party. These papers, taken together, highlight on the explosive communal situation and the factors leading to partition of Punjab. These papers provide valuable information in several districts of Punjab at the time of India's partition[edit]
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Rawalpindi, Takshila, Train outrage, Punjab Provincial Muslim League, Kohat, Mardan, Ouctta, K. H. Henderson, Refugees camp, Mountbatten, Giani Kartar Singh, Amar Singh, Boundary Commission, Master Tara Singh, Lahore, Bhim Sain Sachdav, Golden Temple Dewan, Ishar Singh Majhail, Sikh Gurdwaras, Homeland for the Sikhs, Bloodshed, [edit]
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| Accession Number BK-000709 |
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