Uncover the untold stories of Indian migration through the lens of the infamous Komagata Maru incident. This compelling study examines the imperial policies that shaped Punjabi mobility and the devastating 1914 voyage. It meticulously analyzes the legal and surveillance machineries used by the British Empire against its subjects, offering a deep dive into colonial power dynamics and their lasting impact on diaspora experiences. Essential reading for students and scholars of South Asian history, diaspora studies, postcolonialism, and anyone keen to understand India’s complex migration past and its global legacy.