MALŪK SIṄGH converted to the Kūkā or Nāmdhārī faith in 1864. With a band of 50 of his companions, he set up what he called a Kūkā government in his village, Tharājvālā, in Fīrozpur district, by declaring British rule as having ended. He was arrested and imprisoned for this.
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M. L. Āhlūwālīā