Lalu Singh Sodha is a politician and social worker from Jaisalmer, Rajasthan. He could be described as a courageous man who struggles to establish his stance and ideals in the world. Not only is Lalu Singh Sodha courageous, but he is also a confident man who has turned into a great speaker.
Lalu Singh Sodha’s life began with a struggle from the very beginning. He is a renowned nationalist writer who has researched various topics based on historical and cultural values. Lalu Singh Sodha, also fondly known as Lalu, was born on July 15, 1986.
His zodiac sign is Cancer, and he practices and believes in Hinduism. It has been reported that he was born to a middle-class family in the small village of Karda, situated at the Indo-Pak international border in Jaisalmer district, Rajasthan.
Although not much is known about his personal life, his body measurement is approximately 76 centimeters. He weighs approximately 78 Kg and has a fair complexion with striking black hair. His father is Khanan Singh Sodha, and his mother is Sua Kanwar.
He has three brothers, Narpat Singh, Jethu Singh, and Phool Singh. Even though Lalu Singh Sodha faced adverse and extreme struggles in the earlier phase of his life, he completed his education. He started his primary education in his native village, Karda, and then transferred to study in Jaisalmer.
He received her Masters in Political Science from JNVU University, Jodhpur, and is currently a final year law student from Ganga Singh University, Bikaner. He was a curious student who asked many questions, and his leadership qualities were present in a significant number from the very beginning of his early school life.
In 2008, Lalu Singh Sodha became a volunteer of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), which later led to Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP), the country’s largest student organization, in college 2008. He was also the District Convener in ABVP of Jaisalmer District.
Then, in 2012, he became the State Joint Secretary of Rajasthan State. He actively helped during the COVID-19 pandemic. He distributed food items and even provided medicines in the rural areas of his district. He even opened a support center for the hospital patients, which took care of not only the patients but also their families. He has active social media accounts through which he tries to propagate his ideology amongst his followers.