History
There is the tradition about the name of Haveli Lakha; the town was founded by Lakha who had his Mansion (Urdu,Punjabi:حویلی) here. The passengers used to stay there. As this mansion was near then Delhi-Multan Road, so it got the name “the Haveli of Lakha” which gradually became “Haveli Lakha”. Abdus Salam, Pakistan's only Nobel Prize winner was born in Santokdas village, haveli lakha,19 january ,1926according to his elder sister and his obituary, although he grew up in Jhang. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for his achievements in the field of Theoretical Physics in 1979. He is buried in Rabwah, in the Jhang district. population of the city is about 1,75,ooo.Its main 14 towns.and 3 union concils. and 20Km away from indian border.2 degree colleges & 9 schools.{5 for boys,4 for girls}.The quantity of private schools is approximatly 75.Haveli Lakha is a grand, historical and worthseeing city.It is also called the city of ministers also because some one politician(Mian Manzoor wattoo, ) always remains minister through all the areas.Muhammad Sajid Khan Civil Judge 1st Class/ Magistrate Section 30 also belong to Haveli Lakha.
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