Bhai Sahib Randhir Singh's "Jail Chithiaan" translated into English by Dr. Trilochan Singh.  First published in 1971, the new book is 6th edition published in 2011.   It is a new hardcover book with all pages clean and intact.  5.5" x 8.5", 303 pages
Used- good is a 3rd edition published in 1995 - cover is the alternate picture shown.
Used - fair is a 4th edition, published in 2000. Dust jacket has significant tears, but book is good.
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Bhai Sahib Randhir Singh was one among the first line freedom fighters, revolutionaries and patriots of India. He and his companions were accused of waging war against the British in Second Lahore Conspiracy Case. Some of them were sentenced to death while majority of them were jailed for life along with the confiscation of their properties. Bhai Sahib Randhir was imprisoned, his property confiscated and sent to jail under strict vigilance. While in jail he lived only on parched gram for months on end. He suffered extremely harsh punishments like standing in handcuffs bar fetters and cross bar in jail, but bore them happily according to God’s sweet will – Tera keea meetha laagay. At the time of British Rule, Sikh prisoners were not allowed to have turbans on their heads and Kachheras  to wear, which was a requirement for every baptised Sikh. Bhai Sahib went on fast in protest and remained without food and even water for forty days.Â
His life stands as an inspiration to millions over many generations. Â His autobiography will grab your intellect, but will remain in your heart.
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(You can find a KINDLE version on Amazon.)
