A Passage to India · Character
Mr. Ram Chand
A Hindu lawyer who testifies at the trial.
minor
Also known as horrid Mr. Ram Chand, Ram Chand
First appearance: xviii
Mr. Ram Chand shows up with force in IV. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Criticizes the Nawab Bahadur for accepting the invitation, calling it cheap.
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- Trial witnesses and associates
- Central trial figures
- Protagonist
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See Mr. Ram Chand in xviii