Sir Chhotu Ram Memorial Museum

Sir Chhotu Ram Memorial Museum is a memorial museum complex at Garhi Sampla in Rohtak district, Haryana, dedicated to Deenbandhu Sir Chhotu Ram (1881-1945). Located on the Delhi-Rohtak National Highway (NH-9) at his birthplace, the complex features a 64-foot statue, museum galleries, and landscaped grounds. Built by the Government of Haryana and inaugurated in 2018, it preserves his personal belongings, photographs and documents related to his work for agrarian reform.

Visitors can expect a large memorial complex with a prominent 64-foot statue of Sir Chhotu Ram, a museum building with exhibition halls displaying photographs, documents, personal artefacts and models depicting his life and work, landscaped gardens, open plazas and pathways. The site is structured for walking and sightseeing with indoor galleries and outdoor statue and garden areas.

Dedicated to Sir Chhotu Ram (1881-1945), born at Garhi Sampla, known as Deenbandhu, co-founder of the Unionist Party and prominent advocate for farmers and agrarian reforms in pre-independence Punjab. The memorial was developed by the Government of Haryana to commemorate his birthplace and was inaugurated in 2018 with a museum preserving his legacy.

The memorial commemorates the agrarian heritage of Haryana and Punjab and honors Sir Chhotu Ram's role as a social reformer and leader of the farming community. It serves as an educational and cultural site for visitors to learn about early 20th-century rural reforms and regional history.