Bazurgwal
Bazurgwal is a village in Sabour Union Council of Gujrat District, in the Punjab province of Pakistan.[1] It is located at 32°48'0N 74°4'0E[2] and is situated on the Bhimber Road, thirty kilometres away from Gujrat and seven km from Bhimber. Dolat Nagar and Banian are neighbouring villages. Administratively, Bazurgwal is a part of Sabour Union Council of Kharian Tehsil.
Before the Partition of 1947 of Punjab This Village of Bazurgwal Had a Very Large Sikh Population, and had Three Historic Sikh Gurdwaras.
Economy
Until the late 70's agriculture and Army were the only employment. Small land holdings and no proper source of irrigation have forced people to look for alternatives. Until the mid 90's, the Middle East was the favourite destination for workers, but now people from Bazurgwal are working and living in America and Europe.
Infrastructure
Bazurgwal has a Boys High School. Electricity came in 1966 and fixed line telephone in 1995. Although there is no specific marketplace, there are many shops in Bazurgwal. Streets are paved and sewerage channels are open but lined.Abdul Haseeb are great personality of Bazurgwal.Bazurgwal is the place of people who are brave and resilient
Geography
Geographically Bazurgwal is situated in a plain. There is a cemetery in the middle of the village. The "Nala Bhandar" flows on the eastern side of the village. Bhimber Road bisects the village into two halves.
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