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[[File:Brahmarshi Sena Before Ranvir.jpg|left|thumb|500x500px|'''Brahmarshi Sena was defending the Bhumihars and fighting the Naxalites long before Ranvir Sena was made.''']] | [[File:Brahmarshi Sena Before Ranvir.jpg|left|thumb|500x500px|'''Brahmarshi Sena was defending the Bhumihars and fighting the Naxalites long before Ranvir Sena was made.''']] | ||
[[File:Brahmarshi Sena by Sardar Krishna Nandan Singh.jpg|none|'''Sardar Krishna Singh, a native Bihari Babhan Sikh, founded the Brahmarshi Sena to combat Naxalites and other far Left Wing elements.''' |frame]] | [[File:Brahmarshi Sena by Sardar Krishna Nandan Singh.jpg|none|'''Sardar Krishna Singh, a native Bihari Babhan Sikh, founded the Brahmarshi Sena to combat Naxalites and other far Left Wing elements.''' |frame]] | ||
[[File:Krishna Singh was notorious.jpg|thumb|461x461px|'''The Communist Party of India considered Sardar Krishna Singh, a Bhumihar Sikh MLA and the chief of ''Brahmarshi Sena'', to be one of the three most notorious figures in the politics of undivided Bihar and Jharkhand during the 1980s and early 1990s.'''|center]][[File:Brahmarshi Sena Was Bhumihar's Sena.jpeg|thumb|689x689px]] | [[File:Krishna Singh was notorious.jpg|thumb|461x461px|'''The Communist Party of India considered Sardar Krishna Singh, a Bhumihar Sikh MLA and the chief of ''Brahmarshi Sena'', to be one of the three most notorious figures in the politics of undivided Bihar and Jharkhand during the 1980s and early 1990s.'''|center]][[File:Brahmarshi Sena Was Bhumihar's Sena.jpeg|thumb|689x689px|center]] | ||
== Sardar Raghavendra Dhari Singh == | == Sardar Raghavendra Dhari Singh == | ||
'''The first among Bhumihars to adopt Sikhism was Raghavendra Dhari Singh from the Ain Khan village of Dulhinbazar Block of the Patna'''. He was the son of Jang Dhari Singh, and uncle of Amdrendra Dhari Singh, a Member Of Parliament for more than 6 years. | '''The first among Bhumihars to adopt Sikhism was Raghavendra Dhari Singh from the Ain Khan village of Dulhinbazar Block of the Patna'''. He was the son of Jang Dhari Singh, and uncle of Amdrendra Dhari Singh, a Member Of Parliament for more than 6 years. | ||
'''He was also a patron of the Patna Sahib Gurudwara.''' | '''He was also a patron of the Patna Sahib Gurudwara.''' | ||
[[File:HS.jpg|left|thumb|'''Local [https://share.google/A1GNM3SAzGzfaJaH0 News report] testifying how some Bhumihar villages in Patna converted to Sikhism and Sardar Raghavendra Dhari Singh became a patron of Patna Sahib Gurudwara.''']] | |||