J. B. Tularam was a Fiji Indian member of the Legislative Council

Legislative Council (Fiji)

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 of Fiji

Fiji

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 elected from the Eastern Constituency in 1937 by defeating Channa Bhai Patel by 14 votes. The constituency was made up of the provinces of Lomaiviti

Lomaiviti

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, Lau

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, Cakaudrove

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 and Macuata

Macuata

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. He was a member of the Council until 1944.

He had three sons and four daughters, one of the surviving sons is Pandit Brahm Anand Tularam [Brisbane], and two grandsons, Pandit Dr G A Tularam [Griffith University, Brisbane] and Pandit Videshwar Tularam [NZ]