Dasarathi Tah
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ConstituencyRaina
Born23.7.1318 Bengali era (1911 Christian era)
Died14.1.1387 Bengali era (1980 Christian era)
SpouseRoma Tah
Dasarathi Tah | |
|---|---|
| Politician, journalist | |
| Constituency | Raina |
| Personal details | |
| Born | 23.7.1318 Bengali era (1911 Christian era) |
| Died | 14.1.1387 Bengali era (1980 Christian era) |
| Spouse | Roma Tah |
Dasarathi Tah (1911–1980) was a politician and journalist in the Indian state of West Bengal.
Dasarathi Tah did not have the benefit of any formal education and was a completely self-educated person. Politically inclined from his younger days, he joined the Congress Party in 1930 and actively participated in many political movements such as the Salt Satyagraha, personal satyagraha, flood prevention in the Damodar, and the canal movement. During the Quit India Movement he was involved in the occupation of Jamalpur police station. He was sent to jail several times for his political activities.[1]
