Bagli Khurd
Bagli Khurd (बागली खुर्द) is a village in Samrala tahsil of Ludhiana district in Punjab.
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Location
Village Bagli Kalan is situated in Ludhiana distt of Punjab on Samrala- Chawa road at a distance of 3 kms from Chawa (Bija) & 10 kms from Samrala. Bagli Kalan is on the North West of Khanna,South of Samrala,East of Doraha & North of Payal. Nearest Railway station is Chawa Payal.Ludhiana Ambala G T Road is at a distance of 3 Kms whereas Ludhiana Chandigarh road is at 10 Kms.This village fall in Admn Distt Ludhiana & Police Distt Khanna.
Population
As per 1991 census total population of Bagli Khurd is 623 & area in Hectares is 221.
Jat Gotras
History
In Ludhiana distt & on Samrala Chawa raod, Bagli Khurd & Bagli Kalan are two villages of Swaich Jats. Bagli was founded by Bagli who was sister of Purba, a Gill Jat, on whose name village Purba exists near Bagli.
Bagli was married in a Swaich (Siwach) family of village Khanaura, Teh Nehla,Distt Fatehbad of Haryana. Bagli had four sons. They were Sabba,Daggo,Bana & Chaeya.Because of some family problem,Bagli along with her sons came back to her brother in village Purba.At that time because of local traditional rituals,staying of married sister with her brother was not considered as good. So Purba advised her to settle at some distant village. Hence Bagli chose a place at a distance of about 2 kms from Purba where some Naaths were staying & laid the foundation of village Bagli.This Naathan da Dera is still there in village Bagli Kalan.
After years & years,the coming generations of Chaeya & half of the families of Sabba & Daggo moved 1 Km on the South West of Bagli & settled there which became to be known as Bagli Khurd. Main village was recorded as Bagli Kalan in the revenue records.Families of Bana & half of the families of Daggo & Sabba stayed back in Bagli Kalan.
After the name of Bagli four sons, Sabba,Bana,Daggo & Chaeya,there are four Pattis of Swaich Jats in these villages.
{Information Added By:- चौधरी विक्रम सिंह सिवाच}
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