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Saroja Suwal | |
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 Suwal's portrait, 1798. | |
| Born | Saroja Siddhika Baral 2 October 1774 |
| Died | 30 January 1844 |
| Cause of death | Assasination (Wound by gunshot) |
| Nationality |  Mahana |
| Years active | 1790-1831 |
| Known for | Leadership of the Religious Insurance Movement in Mahana |
| Spouse(s) | Arjun Suwal |
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Saroja Siddhika Suwal (Born: Saroja Siddhika Baral, 2 October 1774-30 January 1844) was a Mahanan lawyer, activist and political ethicist who employed non-violent resistance in order to reach her goals of desegregation of religion in Mahana in the 1790s, which later inspired similar movements in Orient and around the wurld.
Suwal was raised in a heavily Hindu family in the historic city of Veydu within the Sadheshi Province of Mahana. She trained in law at the University of Veydua.
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