Krishna Kumar Sharma
Krishna Kumar Sharma "Betaab" (1922 Muzaffarnagar – 2001 New Delhi) was a prominent activist in the Indian Independence Movement. He was the President of the Allahabad University Student Association in 1942 when Mahatma Gandhi called for the Quit India Movement. He led the movement at Allahabad University and at Allahabad.
Krishna Kumar Sharma
- Born
- 1927
- Died
- 2001
- Occupation
- poet
- Education
- University of Allahabad
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Born in 1927, died in 2001.
Krishna Kumar Sharma studied at University of Allahabad.
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