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Raja Nipal Chand was a member of a Rajput clan. He embraced Islam and took name Naru shah (Naru khan).After him Naru clan was named. ^{[citation needed]}

]],^[1] taking the name of Naru Shah.

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↑ Biographical Research Institute, Pakistan (1961). Biographical Encyclopedia of Pakistan. Biographical Research Institute, Pakistan.

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