Arjandas Tulsidas Gajwani was a Sindhi politician and advocate associated with public life in pre-Partition Sindh. He is recorded among Indian political figures of the Sindhi community who combined a career in law with participation in political affairs.
| Name | Arjandas Tulsidas Gajwani |
|---|---|
| Community | Sindhi |
| Profession | Advocate |
| Public role | Politician |
Gajwani belonged to the Sindhi community, which historically produced a number of legal practitioners and political figures active in the legislative and civic affairs of Sindh. As an advocate, his professional training in law would have provided the basis for his entry into political and public life, a pattern common among politicians of his generation.
Gajwani is preserved in biographical records of Indian politicians of Sindhi origin. The combined identity of advocate and politician reflects the close link between the legal profession and political representation in early twentieth-century Sindh, where members of the bar frequently took up roles in legislative councils, municipal bodies, and party politics.