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The enactment of two agrarian laws i.e The Punjab Relief Indebtedness Act of 1934 and the Punjab Debtor's Protection Act of 1936 is attributed to which of the following leader of Haryana?
Sir Chhotu Ram
Chaudhari Devi lal
Ch.Bansi Lal
Om Parkash Chautala
Chhotu Ram studied the Bhagavad Gita and was very much influenced by its philosophy. There are many instances, which represent his value for education and compassion for the poor. A substantial portion of his salary as minister was set aside for scholarships and stipends for economically poor but bright students.The enactment of two agrarian laws was primarily due to his contribution. These were the Punjab Relief Indebtedness Act of 1934 and the Punjab Debtor's Protection Act of 1936,which emancipated the peasants from the clutches of the moneylenders and restored the right of land to the tiller.Ram died in Lahore on 9 January 1945. His body was carried back to his home in Rohtak city, where it was cremated at the Jat Heroes Memorial Anglo Sanskrit Senior Secondary School in the presence of thousands of people.
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