Bhagat Singh

Bhagat Singh, also known as Shaheed Bhagat Singh (September 27, 1907 - March 23, 1931), is a socialist and revolutionary in India. He is considered one of the most influential revolutionaries of Indian independence movement.

On September 27, 1907, he was born as a family of Sikhs of Hatocarquaran, Punjab Province, India. His family previously participated in a revolutionary activity against British Raj. When Bagat Singh was a teenager, he learned the European revolutionary movement. He also read Marxist books and knows this aspect. It is said that this attracted him, but it has not been confirmed. In 1925 he launched Naujawan Bharat Sabha, who took part in many revolutionary activities. He soon gained a prominent position of the Hindustan Republican Association (HRA) and became one of his major leaders. After all, the name of the organization has been changed to Hindustan Socialist Republic Association (HSRA). This happened in 1928

Lala Lajpat Rai was murdered by the police. Bagattoshin hopes to retaliate against this case. He retaliated against the death of Lala Lajpat Rai and killed the British police officer John Saunders. The police tried to catch him. But Bagattrin successfully avoided arrest

He has plans to bomb the Central Legislative Assembly. He worked with Batukeshwar Dutt. He bombed the assembly with two bombs to confirm that it did not hurt someone. They shouted the slogan of the revolution and threw a booklet

After the bombing, they surrendered. He was detained in prison. He did not have such long food as he experienced a fasting in the prison for 116 days. He did a prison strike to protest the treatment of inhumane prisoners by other prisoners in Hungary. In response to this resolute protest, he received national support.

His childhood instructor was Kartar Singh Sarabha where the picture was kept in his pocket. Singh himself was regarded as an Indian martyr and restored the death of Lala Lajpat Rai. Within jail, Singh and the other two wrote to Sir Owen, asking them to be regarded as prisoners of war, and they were executed by the shooting squad instead of being hung. Four days before being executed on March 20, a singer's friend Plranat meter visited him in prison and wrote a generous cover letter, but he refused to sign it. He was executed on the day before the appointed March 23, 1931. He was put in jail and many people in India prayed for his life. He naturally acquired the title of Shaheed-e-Azam (King of the Martyrs).

Chopra, R. M., "Punjab's Legacy", 1997, article on Punjab Bradley, Kolkata's Bhagat Singh

In the 2006 film "Rang De Basanti", Siddharth played the role of Bhagat singh. This represents a similarity between the Bhagat Singh revolutionaries and modern Indian youth. Based on the life of Urdam Singh, Gurdus Man plays a singer role at Shade Udam Shin. Karam Rajpal depicts Bhagat Singh on Star Bharat's TV series "Chandrashekhar" based on the life of Chandra Shekhar Azad.

There are several movies depicting the life and era of singers. The first movie based on his life was Shaheed-e-Azad Bhagat Singh (1954), Prem Abeed played Singh, Shahei Bhagat Singh (1963), Shammi Kapoor starred as Bhagat Singh, Shaheed (1965) did. Among them, Manoj Kumar depicts Bhagat Singh and Amar Shaheed Bhagat Singh (1974), in which Som Dutt depicts Singh. Three movies about singers were published in Shaheed-E-Azam on March 23, 1931 in 2002: Shaheed and Bhagat Singh's legend Singh was drawn by Sonu Sood, Bobby Deol and Ajay Devgn respectively .

In the prison in 1930 - 31, Bagattoshin was approached by fellow prisoners Randy Rusin and the seek leader. And then Akhand Kirtani Jatha was found. According to Shiga Verma, an intimate partner of Bagat Singh who edited and edited his work later, Randhill Singh convinced that God existed in Bagat Singh and he did not condemn him I tried to do. The standing self is like a black curtain between you and God. In response, Bhagat Singh wrote an article titled "Why is I being an atheist" to solve whether his atheism is a matter of vanity? In this article, he defended his beliefs, he was an omnipotent follower, and I could not be sure that others stuck to myths and beliefs in their minds. He acknowledges that religion makes death easier, but an unproven philosophy is also a sign of human weakness. In this respect, he pointed out: