Indar Singh, son of Sham Singh, of Mari Kamboki, P. S. Khalra, District Lahore. He was formerly in the 92nd Punjabis and subsequently joined the Shanghai Municipal Police from which he was dismissed on the 2nd October 1922 for disobedience of orders. He was one of the principals Indian shareholders in a store in Shanghai which came under suspicion in 1927 as being the center for the distribution of the "Hindustan Ghadr Dhandora" and other seditious pamphlets. He was also known to be connected with the revolutionaries in the Punjab. He returned to India subsequently and got his passport for Shanghai renewed by the Punjab Government in February 1931 when he again left for that place and is still there. Is a wrestler and runs a soda-water shop in Shanghai and is reported to be keeping aloof from seditious activities in China.

Description : Age 44 years; wheat complexion; height 6’.