In 1935, Jat farmers of the Sikar (Rajasthan) region brought in two teachers from outside to educate their children, as there were no educated Jats / good schools in the area. 

Master Chandrabhan Singh was appointed in Palthana, and Master Dalel Singh in Katrathal. 

Considering the ongoing farmers’ agitation at the time, the presence of these teachers was deemed so threatening/significant, that the Commanding Officer of a battalion at the military headquarters in Waziristan (present-day Pakistan) investigated the matter and sent a confidential report to the Government of India. 

Interestingly, Master Chandrabhan Singh was arrested earlier for “opening a school” in violation of government orders.

Source: National Archives, New Delhi.

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