Early Life and Family Background
Sukhdev Singh was born in 1962 on 14 Sawan, Wednesay, at Chak N: 11 F, Tehsil Karanpur District Ganganagar, Rajasthan. He belonged to the Saini caste. His parents, Mengha Singh Banwait and Surjeet Kaur Banwait were Sikh farmers. This Sikh family originally belonged to village Bhungarni in Hoshiarpur district. Thereafter, they relocated to Chakk 179 in the Saini Bar region of district Lyallpur in undivided Punjab. Between the years 1930 and 1933, this family once again relocated to Chak N: 11 F in district Sri Ganga Nagar of Rajasthan.
He did his early schooling from his native village and village FF 13 Manakpur. In 1983 he received his BA from Gian Joti College in Karanpur and was studying in MA English when Operation Bluestar occurred. He also left his studies and joined the Khalistan separatist movement.
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