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Jagdev Prasad: Harbinger of the Bahujan struggle

He fearlessly led both the political and social fronts of India’s majority community. Vikas Singh Maurya looks back on his life on his birth anniversary

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About The Author

Vikash Singh Maurya

Vikash Singh Maurya is a PhD scholar in the Department of History, DAV PG College, Banaras Hindu University. He writes regularly on Bahujan-Sraman culture and ideology

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