Fateh Singh (Lieutenant)

Hon. Lieutenant Fateh Singh (born 1924) is retired British Indian army official, served as president (1989-2003) of Gurdwara Toka Sahib, Haryana. Joined British India Army in 1940 in 8th Punjab Regiment, He served in Second World War, for which he was awarded Mention in Despatches, by British Armed Forces, for his gallant and distinguished service at Kohima, Nagaland. He served as Subedar Instructor in Medium machine gun division and provided training to cadets at Army War College, Mhow for 4 years. After retiring from Indian Military in 1972, as Subedar Major (Hon. Lieutenant), he joined Central Industrial Security Force(CISF) in 1972, as inspector and served at headquarters at Hyderabad, Dhanbad Coal Mines and National Fertilizers at Nangal. After retired from CISF, he served as Manager in Naraingarh based Tractor dealing company. He also served as regional president of Baba Makhan Shah Labana Foundation, Chandigarh from 1997-2011. Currently, he resides at Loton, Naraingarh, Ambala District.

1939–45 Star1961 Indian annexation of Goa8th Punjab RegimentArmy War College, MhowBaba Makhan Shah Labana FoundationBritish Armed ForcesBritish IndiaCentral Industrial Security ForceChandigarhDhanbadGujrat DistrictGurdwara Toka SahibHyderabadIndiaIndia Service MedalIndian ArmyKohimaLieutenantLotonMahar RegimentMedium machine gunMention in DespatchesNagalandNangalNaraingarhNational FertilizersSecond World WarThe London GazetteTractorWar Medal 1939–1945World War II

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