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 Here’s a summary of what is known about Prime Ministers (or PM‑level persons) associated with Jalandhar (or having strong ties to it), plus background details, clarifications, and corrections. If you meant a specific person, I can find more precise info too.

Who is “from Jalandhar” among India’s Prime Ministers
Inder Kumar Gujral is often connected with Jalandhar / Doaba region, though he was not born there. He was born in Jhelum (now in Pakistan) in 1919.
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After Partition, his family settled around Jalandhar and the Punjab area, and had strong social/political roots in that region.
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His mother Pushpa Gujral also had involvement in social work in Punjab; one of the landmarks there, the Pushpa Gujral Science City, is named in her honor near Kapurthala/Jalandhar region.
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So in strict birth‑place terms, Gujral was not born in Jalandhar, but his family’s life and his political work had close ties with Jalandhar, which makes people often refer to “from Jalandhar.”
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Key Background of I.K. Gujral
Here are the relevant facts about Gujral, especially in relation to his work and connection with Jalandhar / Punjab:
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Full Name Inder Kumar Gujral
Prime Minister of India
Date of Birth 4 December 1919
Prime Minister of India
Place of Birth Jhelum, undivided Punjab (now in Pakistan)
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Education & Early Life Active in freedom movement from a young age; arrested in 1942 during Quit India Movement. Family moved / resettled post‑Partition.
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Political Career Served in various ministerial roles; was External Affairs Minister before becoming Prime Minister. As PM, served from 21 April 1997 to 19 March 1998.
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Contributions to Jalandhar / Punjab His family having settled there; infrastructure / development efforts include support for Science City, media/broadcasting facilities, etc. University in Jalandhar (IK Gujral Punjab Technical University) is named after him.
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Correction / Clarification
There has never been a Prime Minister born exactly in Jalandhar city itself (as per known PMs).
The “from Jalandhar” label often comes because families settled there after Partition, or because the PM contested / worked politically in the Jalandhar / Doaba region.
Sometimes local pride or vernacular usage attributes “from Jalandhar” to Gujral (or others) because of their family or political associations, even if birthplaces were elsewhere.
If you like, I can pull up a list of all Prime Ministers / PM candidates who had strong ties with Jalandhar, so you can see exactly who is “from there” by different criteria (birth, residence, political work). Do you want that?
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Yes list all with all their root with which city
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Here is a list of several recent Prime Ministers of India along with their birthplaces (cities / villages) and notes, especially highlighting connections to regions like Punjab / pre‑Partition where relevant. If you want an exhaustive list including all PMs, I can compile that too.
Some Indian Prime Ministers & Their Birthplaces
Prime Minister Year(s) in Office Birthplace (city / village) Present‑Day Location
Jawaharlal Nehru 1947‑1964 Allahabad (now Prayagraj), United Provinces, British India
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Wikipedia
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Encyclopedia Britannica
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Uttar Pradesh, India
Gulzarilal Nanda 1964, 1966 (acting) Sialkot, Punjab, British India
News18
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Encyclopedia Britannica
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Scribd
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Now in Pakistan (Punjab)
Lal Bahadur Shastri 1964‑1966 Mughalsarai, United Provinces, British India
Wikipedia
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Scribd
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Uttar Pradesh, India
Indira Gandhi 1966‑1977, 1980‑1984 Allahabad (Prayagraj), United Provinces, British India
Encyclopedia Britannica
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Scribd
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Uttar Pradesh, India
Morarji Desai 1977‑1979 Bhadeli, in British India (now Gujarat)
Scribd
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Maps of World
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Gujarat, India
Charan Singh 1979‑1980 Noorpur, Uttar Pradesh
Scribd
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Uttar Pradesh, India
Rajiv Gandhi 1984‑1989 Bombay (Mumbai), Bombay Presidency, British India
Scribd
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Maps of World
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Maharashtra, India
V. P. Singh 1989‑1990 Allahabad, United Provinces, British India
Scribd
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Maps of World
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Uttar Pradesh, India
Chandra Shekhar 1990‑1991 Ibrahimpatti, Ballia district, United Provinces, British India
Scribd
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Uttar Pradesh, India
P. V. Narasimha Rao 1991‑1996 Vangara, Telangana (then British India)
Maps of World
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Telangana, India
Atal Bihari Vajpayee 1996; 1998‑2004 Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, British India
Maps of World
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Madhya Pradesh, India
H. D. Deve Gowda 1996‑1997 Haradanahalli (Hassan district), Karnataka
Maps of World
Karnataka, India
Inder Kumar Gujral 1997‑1998 Jhelum, Punjab, British India (now in Pakistan)
Maps of World
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Present‐day Pakistan
Manmohan Singh 2004‑2014 Village Gah, Punjab, British India (now in Pakistan)
Encyclopedia Britannica
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Dawn
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Pakistan (birthplace) / migrated to India after Partition
Narendra Modi 2014‑present Vadnagar, Gujarat, India
Wikipedia
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Maps of World
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Gujarat, India
If you want, I can continue and add all Prime Ministers since 1947 with full details (birthplace, parents, migrations where applicable), and show who had strong ties to Jalandhar region.