K-l. Kabul Singh, son ofChuhar Singh, of Gharuan, P. S. Bassi, Patiala State. Studied up to the Matriculation class in Government High School, Ludhiana. Went to British East Africa in 1899 and served as a sub- overseer on the Uganda Railway. Worked there for about 3 years and returned. Left for Singapore in 1903 and worked there in the same capacity till 1905 when he proceeded to Bangkok and got a similar job there. Returned home in September 1910. Again went to Siam and returned to India in 1914 on 2 months' leave. Took over charge at Bandon, Siam in July 1914 as an overseer. Disaffected and pro-German. A bomb-making manual sent by Sohan Lal Pathak (hanged) of village Patti, district Lahore, was deposited with him. Arrived at Madras on 3rd November 1918 on 5 months leave. Made a statement and was allowed to go home. Admitted to have regularly received the "Ghadr" paper. Applied for a passport to return to Siam in March 1919, but was refused as his return to Siam was considered undesirable. Reported to have left his village on the 16th July 1919 without obtaining any passport. Was traced at No. 2 Ahiripooker Road, Calcutta, in November 1919. Returned to his village about 1932. Left for Africa about April 1933. Did not come to notice adversely while at his village.

Description : Age 50 years; blind in one eye.