From Jalandhar to Faisalabad 🇮🇳🇵🇰 | The Untold History of 258 RB Lamba Pind | Phrala

Welcome to Punjab with Zain! In this village documentary, we explore the fascinating history of 258 RB Lamba Pind, located near Dijkot in Faisalabad, Punjab, Pakistan. Did you know that this village is connected to the history of Lamba Pind in Jalandhar, India? According to the local history shared in this documentary, Sikh families belonging to the Athwal Jatt community migrated from Lamba Pind, Jalandhar, and settled near Dijkot during British rule around 1890. They named their new settlement Lamba Pind after their ancestral village in India. The village became known as 258 RB Lamba Pind, and Phirala is also associated with this settlement's history. The year 1947 brought a major change to the village. Following the Partition of British India, Sikh families left for India, while families from the Gujjar and Arain communities of Hoshiarpur district settled here. This documentary also explores the village's connection with Dr. Amjad Saqib, the founder of Akhuwat Foundation Pakistan, and its association with well-known Kabaddi players. Join us as we discover the history, heritage, communities, and cultural identity of this historic Punjabi village, connecting the stories of Jalandhar and Lyallpur (now Faisalabad). If you love village documentaries, Punjabi culture, historical places, and the untold stories of Punjab, this video is for you! 👍 Like the video 💬 Comment and share your knowledge about 258 RB Lamba Pind 🔔 Subscribe to Punjab with Zain for more village documentaries, historical journeys, and stories of Punjab. Video Topics: 258 RB Lamba Pind, Faisalabad Lamba Pind, Jalandhar, India Athwal Jatt Sikh community Village history during British rule Punjab and the Partition of 1947 Gujjar and Arain communities Dr. Amjad Saqib and Akhuwat Foundation Punjabi village life and Kabaddi culture Historical details are presented according to local accounts and the information shared during the documentary. #258RBLambaPind #LambaPind #Faisalabad #Jalandhar #PunjabHistory #SikhHistory #Partition1947 #VillageDocumentary #PunjabWithZain