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Ram Prasad Bairagi

d. 1857

Indian priest

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About Ram Prasad Bairagi

Ram Prasad Bairagi was a revolutionary.

Pandit Ram Prasad Bairagi was a priest of the Sabathu temple, Kasauli in Himachal Pradesh. The revolutionary Ram Prasad Bairagi of Sabathu played an important role in the country. He wanted to drive the British out of the country by organizing mass revolution activities. He led a spy organization formed in Himachal to make Gadar a success. In 1857, Bairagi, along with the revolutionaries of Kasauli, had their full support in the war against the British. The revolutionary Ram Prasad Bairagi was hanged by the British in Ambala.

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Important facts

Died
1857
Occupation

Frequently asked questions

Who was Ram Prasad Bairagi?

Indian priest

When did Ram Prasad Bairagi die?

Ram Prasad Bairagi died in 1857.

What was Ram Prasad Bairagi's occupation?

Ram Prasad Bairagi was a revolutionary.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Ram Prasad Bairagi

· Wikidata: Q105626294

· DBpedia: Ram Prasad Bairagi

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