Villages
Villages included in Zafarwal tehsil are:Herbans pur, Bhattian Deewan, Amral Dhamthal, Nawan Pind, Murarra Shareef, Doodho Chak, Mir Da Chak, Ahal Ghumnan, Amral, Barapind, Chchani, Pindi Amolak,Dalehra,Barabhai, Deoli, Dhala, Dhapai, Dholan, Fattowali Sydan, Fatwal, Jabbal, Jaleelpur, Jandiala, Lala, Langerkey, Mangwaal, Mohlan, Nagal Sudkan, Ropo Chak, Sangial, Sapwaal, Mallah, Secroor, Targa Romal, Wadala, Uncha kalan, Marjal, Kotli Jeva, Fateh Ghar tibba, Taara pur, Ghazi Pur, Sikandar Pur, Khan Pur.Chikri,Pindi bohri, Pindi Porbian, Daramn, Marjal, Pindi Chaniani, Sarowal,Sangowal, Kot Naju
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“But I go with my friend to the shore of our little river, and with one stroke of the paddle, I leave the village politics and personalities, yes, and the world of villages and personalities behind, and pass into a delicate realm of sunset and moonlight, too bright almost for spotted man to enter without novitiate and probation.”
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