Jamna Das, alias Charan Das, alias Ram Singh, son of Hari Ram, of Aliabad, P. S. Bhilsar, District Bara Banki, United Provinces. He was a servant of Rash Behari Bose (R-32), and assisted in the printing of revolutionary literature in the Punjab and hired a house for the headquarters in Lahore. He was convicted by the Lahore Tribunal and sentenced to three years' R. I. He was one of the conspirators in the Rawalpindi Jail Bomb Case, but was not sent for trial for want of evidence. He was transferred to Lucknow jail, from where he was released on the 9th May 1918. He was also connected with the Arrah Temple Murder Case. After his release from the Lucknow jail he did not return home in the Bara Banki district. Has not been traced since August 1928.

Description : (In 1918) Age about 22 years; height 5'-4"; thin build; sallow complexion; incipient moustache.