Dungar Singh and Jawahar Singh Surrendered
After attacks on Agra fort and Nasirabad cantonment the main target of revolutionists was to attack Ajmer treasury. This information had reached the British Co. as a result the security of Ajmer treasury was increased. Government declared awards to arrest Lothoo and Dungar Singh at any cost.
There was an encounter of revolutionists with British forces at village Gharsisar in Bikaner state. Revolutionists were not properly equipped with arms and there were only a few soldiers. Jawahar Singh escaped towards Bikaner and took shelter with Maharaja Rattan Singh. Dungar Singh ran away towards Jaisalmer and surrendered before Jodhpur Maharaja.
Lothoo and Karana Meena fought till last. When all their colleagues were killed they escaped and moved to an unknown place.
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