Jalandhar - Lal Singh Dil was born on 11th April 1943 at Kang Mohalla Samrala to mother Chint Kaur and father Raunki Ram. Today in the Desh Bhagat Memorial Hall, Lal Singh Dil's autobiography and poetic works are very solemn about the world. There were thoughts. Assistant Secretary of Desh Bhagat Commemoration Committee, Charanji Lal Kanganiwal described Lal Singh Dil as a poet who emerged from a boiling iron ladle.
He said that in the period of 1971-72, if we had gone to the kilns and recited the songs of Lal Singh Dil and Gurdas Ram Alam, then the waves of thought and rebellion would have been clearly read on the faces of the workers. Amolak Singh, the convener of the cultural wing of the committee, said that the songs of Lal Singh Dil when he was a child who went to his father's farm in the village of Jagiru Hankar, were struck by Chowdhury's revolutionary poetry. Amolak Singh said that the revolutionary poet Lal Singh is the name of a poem that expresses heart, sadness and passion for people's concerns and the cause of people's liberation. We need to anchor the darkness of the four-sided darkness by drawing light from it in the present.
Committee member Dev Raj Nayyar, Surinder Kumari Kochhar said in his address that the heart poem written on the heart of the earth will always be lit as a symbol of Nabri, Sangram and people's liberation. Paramjit Kalsi said that Lal Singh Dil's poetry is rational, scientific and gives a message to change the society. In this event, various poems of Lal Singh Dil were presented and their relevance and relevance in the future was also discussed.