Dhruggi Rajgan

Dhruggi Rajgan is a village in Chakwal District in the Punjab province of Pakistan, situated beside the Chakwal-Jehlum road. The majority of Dhruggi Rajgan's population comprises Chauhan Rajput people, who are believed to have lived in Dhruggi Rajgan since Prithvi Raj Chauhan was defeated and his family and army were arrested by Ghauri and were then being taken to Afghanistan via Jhelum. It is believed some of the members of Chauhan tribe managed to escape the captors and settled in Dhruggi and its adjacent villages.

Before partition there was a considerable Hindu population who were well learned at that time. Locally, they were known as Khatri. They eventually left for India after partition. The majority of the people of Dhruggi are serving in the police, the Pakistan Army and overseas. Many have excelled in private businesses as well.

It is full of greenery with lots of scenic views. The surrounding villages of Dhrugi are Bhoober, Saba Mohra,Maswal and Dohk Momin. Four roads lead towards Dhrugi, among those three are made of red bricks and one is unpaved. There are two Government schools each for boys and girls. Recently a school for children of army personnels is opened. There are total six mosques three of which are Jamia Mosque and a spacious Janaza Gah and a large dam named "Manrka".