Hafiz Abdullah of Jagraon


 

An unsung Punjabi hero Hafiz Abdullah of Jagraon, Ludhiana who was the South East Asia head of the Punjabi Gadhar party which fought for the independence of Punjab from the British. He was the head of a local branch of the Gadhar party in the Philippines. Along with his associates including his press secretary Gulab Kaur, he led the revolution. They were tried for sedition in the third lahore conspiracy case, Hafiz Abdullah was hanged and Gulab Kaur was sentenced to jail.

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