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{{Infobox person<br />
| name = Lala Sukhbir Sinha<br />
| image = Sukhbir_Sinha.jpg<br />
| birth_date = 1868<br />
| birth_place = Muzaffarnagar, United Provinces, British India<br />
| death_date = {{Death date and age|1928|11|2|1868|df=y}}<br />
| occupation = Politician, Zamindar<br />
| education = Agra College<br />
| known_for = Hindu Mahasabha leadership, anti-cow slaughter movement, educational and political contributions<br />
| parents = Rai Nihalchand Bahadur (father)<br />
| relatives = Lala Odey Ram (grandfather), Lala Shib Narain (grandfather)<br />
| organization = Hindu Mahasabha<br />
}}<br />
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'''Lala Sukhbir Sinha''' (1868 – 2 November 1928) was a noted politician, [[zamindar]] and [[Hindu Mahasabha]] leader from the [[United Provinces of British India]].<br />
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Sinha was born at [[Muzaffarnagar]], son of Rai Nihalchand Bahadur. His grandparents Lala Odey Ram and Lala Shib Narain had been rewarded for their loyalty to the British during the 1857 mutiny. He was educated at Agra College.<ref name=ib/> He was elected member to the United Provinces Legislative Council in 1909.<ref name="ib" /> He was elected to the first [[Council of State (India)|Council of State]] in 1921 and also the Second Council of State in 1926.<ref name="ib" /><ref>Council of State Debates: Official Report by Council of State 1921 - Page 18 India. Legislature.</ref> He served as president of Anglo-Sanskrit School, Muzafarnagar; Honorary Magistrate, Muzafarnagar and as trustee of Meerut College, [[Meerut]] and the Central Hindu College of [[Benares]].<ref>Supplement to Who's who in India: Containing Lives and ...1912 - Page 206</ref> He was closely associated with Hindu Mahasabha and a noted leader who led an Anti Cow-killing Movement in the United Provinces.<ref>Hindu Mahasabha in Colonial North India, 1915-1930: ...Prabhu Bapu - 2012 - Page 214</ref><ref>Separatism Among Indian Muslims: The Politics of the United Provinces ...By Francis Robinson 2007 pp 248</ref> He was Honorary Secretary of the Zamindar's Association, Muzafarnagar. He presided over the Vaishya Conference held at Allahabad, 1910.<ref name="ib">The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)</ref> He owned lands in Muzafarnagar and [[Saharanpur]] and much of it given a tax rebate by the British Indian government.<ref>[[iarchive:supplementtowhos00luckrich/page/n292/mode/1up|Supplement to Who's who in India, containing lives and photographs of the recipients of honours on 12th December 1911]] (1912):194.</ref><ref name="ib" /><br />
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