On 23 march 1931, Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev, Rajguru were hanged by Britishers in Lahore Jail. To give tribute to their sacrifice, 23 march is observed as Martyr's day.
On 23 march 1931, Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev, Rajguru were hanged by Britishers in Lahore Jail. To give tribute to their sacrifice, 23 march is observed as Martyr's day.
These three young men gave their full support to freedom the country from the British , All these gave up their lives for the country independence only then are we all living independently. They had true love for the country, which is not in today's public.
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While browsing some articles I came across that even january 30 the is considered as Martyr's day because on jan 30th 1948 Mahatma Gandhi was assassinated and it is considered as the most saddest day. Hence 23rd MArch and 30th Jan are considered as Martyr's Day.
Here is the link -- http://www.indiacelebrating.com/events/martyrs-day/
rambabu wrote:The hanging of Bhagat Subgh, Sukhdev Thapar, and Rajguru in 1931 spurred many youths to take up revolutionary path, which in turn paved the way to India's India's independence movement.
Their sacrifices are still remembered.
Though many of great freedom fighters like these has given their life for our country, but our history books have knowledge about only few of them, and their life is described in only few lines. Historians have only focused on one or two persons and tried to show that only due to these our country was able to get freedom from British rulers.
vijay wrote:School history books will naturally cover limited number of freedom fighters because of obvious limitations. This does not mean others are ignored. Also which ideology is in power also decides to a large extent who will be highlighted.
Yes, the political parties has influenced our historical books. In some of our history books, authors tried to show these freedom fighters as terrorists.
Manoj Kumar Lamba wrote:vijay wrote:School history books will naturally cover limited number of freedom fighters because of obvious limitations. This does not mean others are ignored. Also which ideology is in power also decides to a large extent who will be highlighted.
Yes, the political parties has influenced our historical books. In some of our history books, authors tried to show these freedom fighters as terrorists.
If terror was viewed differently during freedom struggle why do some political leaders continue to call them terrorists even now when terror has taken a different meaning altogether ?
rambabu wrote:Even if the sacrifices made by these Martyrs are not mentioned in History Books, i don't think their greatness will reduce, . The sacrifices made by Bhagat Singh, Sukdev Thapar and Rajguru will remain in the hearts of Indians will remain forever.
No it is not right that Martyrs are not mentioned in History books. In history of books of Punjab and Rajasthan they are martyr. But in government record there three are not martyr..
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