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[[File:Brahmarshi Sena by Sardar Krishna Nandan Singh.jpg|none|thumb|523x523px|'''Sardar Krishna Singh, a native Bihari Babhan Sikh''' ]] | [[File:Brahmarshi Sena by Sardar Krishna Nandan Singh.jpg|none|thumb|523x523px|'''Sardar Krishna Singh, a native Bihari Babhan Sikh''' ]] | ||
[[File:Krishna Singh was notorious.jpg|left|thumb|461x461px|'''Communist Party Of India considered Sardar Krishna Singh, a Bhumihar Sikh as one of the 3 most notorious names in Bihar politics of those decades.''']] | [[File:Krishna Singh was notorious.jpg|left|thumb|461x461px|'''Communist Party Of India considered Sardar Krishna Singh, a Bhumihar Sikh as one of the 3 most notorious names in Bihar politics of those decades.''']] | ||
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== Sardar Raghavendra Dhari Singh == | == Sardar Raghavendra Dhari Singh == | ||
The first among those to adopt Sikhism were 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 those to adopt Sikhism were 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. | ||