Jagat singh jagga biography of abraham

Jagga Jatt, often referred to as the Robin Hood of Punjab, is a legendary figure from the days of resistance against the British Raj. Known for his acts of rebellion, he earned the title of Robin Hood for allegedly stealing from the rich and distributing the wealth among the poor.

This narrative not only negates the capitalist system but also highlights the desperation that justifies looting the powerful.

Born as Jagat Singh Virk in or in the village of Burj Ram Singh near Kasur, Jagga Jatt became an iconic figure.

His life and exploits have inspired numerous songs by renowned artists like Shaukat Ali, Gurdas Maan, Abrar-ul-Haq, Lok singer Fazal Jatt, and recently, Diljit Dosanjh. However, it’s interesting to note that the first song about Jagga Jatt, &#;Jagga Jammia Te Millan Vadhaiyan&#; (Congratulations on Jagga&#;s Birth), was sung by Tamancha Jan for a Punjabi film in

Tamancha Jan, whose real name was Gulzar Begum, gained fame with her rendition of this song.

Her mention in