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'''Kartar Singh Komal''' | '''Kartar Singh Komal''' | ||
He participated in the freedom struggle and was gaoled (jailed) several times. Before 1947 he had been publishing a fortnightly Urdu paper "Karam Veer". He was editor of "Shamsheer" too. He wrote several books, viz. ''Dharam Dhwaj'' (1936), ''Komal Hularey'' (1958), ''Samaj Sudhar Bare Anmol'' [[Gurmat]] ''Vichar'' (1982). | was born in 1913 at Fujipur (Srinagar). He passed his Matric and Gyani examinations and adopted the career of teaching. During his job as teacher in Khalsa School he was closely associated with the Shiromani [[Khalsa]] Darbar and Kashmir Central Sikh League. | ||
He participated in the freedom struggle and was gaoled (jailed) several times. Before 1947 he had been publishing a fortnightly [[Urdu]] paper "Karam Veer". He was editor of "Shamsheer" too. He wrote several books, viz. ''Dharam Dhwaj'' (1936), ''Komal Hularey'' (1958), ''Samaj Sudhar Bare Anmol'' [[Gurmat]] ''Vichar'' (1982). | |||
Komal was instrumental in the enactment of the Kashmir Gurdwaras Act, for which he, along with other leaders of the Sikhs, struggled very hard. Komal was a dedicated and unassuming social worker. Until the age of 79 years he served the Kashmiri [[Sikh]]s. He breathed his last in 1992. | Komal was instrumental in the enactment of the Kashmir Gurdwaras Act, for which he, along with other leaders of the Sikhs, struggled very hard. Komal was a dedicated and unassuming social worker. Until the age of 79 years he served the Kashmiri [[Sikh]]s. He breathed his last in 1992. | ||
[[Category:Sikh people]] | [[Category:Sikh people]] | ||
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Kartar Singh Komal
was born in 1913 at Fujipur (Srinagar). He passed his Matric and Gyani examinations and adopted the career of teaching. During his job as teacher in Khalsa School he was closely associated with the Shiromani Khalsa Darbar and Kashmir Central Sikh League.
He participated in the freedom struggle and was gaoled (jailed) several times. Before 1947 he had been publishing a fortnightly Urdu paper "Karam Veer". He was editor of "Shamsheer" too. He wrote several books, viz. Dharam Dhwaj (1936), Komal Hularey (1958), Samaj Sudhar Bare Anmol Gurmat Vichar (1982).
Komal was instrumental in the enactment of the Kashmir Gurdwaras Act, for which he, along with other leaders of the Sikhs, struggled very hard. Komal was a dedicated and unassuming social worker. Until the age of 79 years he served the Kashmiri Sikhs. He breathed his last in 1992.
