unsung hero ppt

Baji Rout









•Baji Rout, the youngest martyr of freedom struggle in India,

was born in Nilakanthapur village in Dhenkanal District.



•In his short life, he witnessed the Prajamandal Movement
and the atrocity of British force.



•He was courageous enough at the tender age of 12 to
fearlessly face the bullets of the British force but not to bow

to their diktat. On guard of a country boat on 11th October,
1938, he denied to carry them across the river in boat.



•Baji Rout sacrificed his life for the cause of his motherland.
His death shook the nation and inspired many Indians to join

the freedom struggle.

Jayee Rajguru









•Jaykrushna Mohapatra or Jayee Rajguru, a great freedom

fighter of Odisha was born on 29th October,1739 in
Biraharekrushnapur in Puri District.



• Jayakrushna’s family traditionally served as mentors
(Rajguru) to the King of Khurda. As the regent of the minor

King Mukund Deb-II of Khurda,
Rajguru not only raised a large army of Paikas but also led

them from the front to defend the honour of the
motherland. The fearless patriot preferred defeat to
surrender.



•He was captured by the British and following a fake trial

hanged on 6th December, 1806.

Parbati Giri









•Parbati Giri was born in Sambalpur, Odisha in 1926. At

the age of only 16 she was actively involved in the Quit
India Movement.



•She was imprisoned for two years at Sambalpur Jail for
taking part in the freedom struggle and for invading the

SDO’s office at Bargarh.


•Parbati Giri devoted her life for the welfare of the poor

and the downtrodden in the pre and post-independence
era.



•She is hailed as “Mother Teresa of Western Odisha”. She
breathed her last on 17th August, 1995.

Chakhi Khuntia








•Chandan Hajuri, better known as ChakhiKhuntia. Chakhi

was born to a temple servitor family in Harchandi Sahi of
Puri in year 1827.



•When the burning flames of Sepoy Mutiny had engulfed
the whole country in 1857, among the valiant leaders who

had dedicated their lives for the cause of common man
was ChakhiKhuntia.



•He had thrown his heart and soul into the freedom
struggle on the side of Rani Lakshmibai.



•He breathed his last in 1870 at Puri. He is remembered as
an immortal poet, a national hero, a great patriot and

renowned devotee of Lord Jagannath.

Bakshi Jagabandhu








•Bakshi Jagabandhu Bidyadhar Mohapatra Bhramarbar Ray,

popularly known as Bakshi Jagabandhu, occupies a high
place in the history of freedom movement in Odisha as the
leader of the Paika Rebellion of 1817.



•He was the military commander of the King of Khurda.



•The economic exploitation and administrative vagaries of
the British rulers had forced Jagabandhu to raise armed

rebellion against the British.



•It was the first popular anti-British armed uprising in
Odisha having far reaching effect on the future of colonial
regime in India.

Chakra Bisoi









•Chakra Bisoi was the legendary omnipresent rebel who

seemed to have been seen at most sites of rebellions
against the British rule during the first half of the 19th
century.



•From 1846 to 1856, Chakra Bisoi led the revolt of the hill

tribes against the British which shook the British
Authority in Odisha.



•He not only fought against the British for their
interference in the socio-religious practices of the Kandh

but also for causing undue suffering to them.


•Despite their hot chase, the British were never able to

apprehend this valiant freedom fighter. The sufferings and
sacrifices of Chakra Bisoi has become a saga of patriotism.

Glimpses of Release Event

Punjab Circle
















1.Kartar Singh Sarabha



2. Baba Sohan Singh Bhakra

Kartar Singh Sarabha





•Kartar Singh Sarabha was an Indian revolutionary from

Ludhiana, Punjab (British India) and was born in a Sikh
family.



•After reaching the United States of America in 1912 for
higher education, he joined the Ghadar Party and actively

participated in party’s activities including the publication
and distribution of the revolutionary newspaper, Ghadar
(literally meaning, revolt) with an aim to mobilize fellow

Indians for an armed revolt against the British rule in India.



•In 1914-15, Kartar Singh Sarabha participated in an armed
rebellion in India, which failed and it was followed by the
arrest and his execution at Lahore in November 1915, when

he was only 19 years old.

Baba Sohan Singh Bhanka









•Baba Sohan Singh Bhakna (22 January 1870- 21

December 1968) was an Indian Revolutionary who
struggled against slavery and injustice.



•He was the founding President of Ghadar Party and
participated in the ‘Ghadar Movement’ of 1915. He

was in jail for a long time during freedom struggle of
India.

Glimpses of Release Event

Rajasthan Circle












1.Kali Bai



2. Pandit Arjun Lal Sethi



3. Kesari Singh Barahath



4. Motilal Tejawat



5. Bal Mukund Bissa


6. Ganesh Lal Vyas

Kali Bai








•Kali Bai was a native tribal girl of 12 years. She sacrificed her life in

a desperate attempt to save her teacher from the brutal atrocities
of the police force. This earned her the title of 'Veerbala' (Brave
Girl).



•On June 19th, 1947, Watching her teacher being dragged to death,

the young student-Kali Bai, lost her patience and in a bid to save his
life, picked up a sickle and severed the rope with a stroke.



•The police fired at Kali Bai, she fell down on the ground and met a
heroic end.

Pandit Arjun Lal Sethi







न
नण
ं
ं
•राजस्थाि में स्वतत्रता सग्राम क े अमर परोधा पं. अजिलाल सठीका
े
न
1880 में जयपर में हुआ था I
नण
ें
ै
अजिलाल जी िे लखिऊ नवश्वनवद्यालय से 1902 मिी.ए. पास कर जि
े
े
न
समाज का प्रथम ग्रजएट होि का गतरव प्राप्त नकया I
े
ाँ
ण
ै
े
•सठ जीअपि जि वधमाि नवद्यालय क े माध्यम से जहा एक ओर
ै
े
ं
क्ान्डन्तकाररयों की एक िईपतध तयार करत थे, वही स्वयं भी क्ानतकारी
े
े
गनतनवनधयों में भाग लत थे I
े
े
ं
•सठजी क े क्ानतकाररयों से घनिष्ठ सम्बन्ध थे I चंद्रशखर आजाि और
े
उिक िल क े अऩॎयसिस्यों को निपाि का काम सठजी क े नजम्म ही
े
े
े
रहता था I

Kesari Singh Barahath





न
े
ं
ं
•कसरी नसह िारहठ का जन्म 21 िविर 1872 को राजस्थाि क े शाहपरा, ररयासत
क े िवपरा िामक गाव में हुआ।
े
न
ाँ
•कसरी नसह िे राजस्थाि क े क्षनत्रयों औरअऩॎय लोगों को निनटश गलामी क े नवरुद्ध
े
न
ं
े
एकजट करि, नशनक्षत करि एव उिमजागनत लाि क े नलए काय नकया।
ं
ें
े
ण
न
े
ृ
ं
न
े
•1903 में उियपर ररयासत क े राजा फतह नसह कोलॉड कजि द्वारा िलायी गयी
ण
ण
न
े
नं
े
े
े
े
ै
े
े
िठक में भाग लि से रोकि क े उद्दश्य सउन्होि “चताविी रा चगट्या” िामक 13
सोरठ े रच।
े
े
ं
ण
े
िाि क े नििों में उन्होि भारतीय स्वतत्रता सिानियों का नवनवध प्रकार ससमथि
े
ें
नकया और उन्ह हनथयार उपलब्ध कराया।
न
े
•ठाकर कसरी नसह का िश क े शीर्क्ानतकाररयों- रासनिहारी िोस, मास्टर
ं
ण
े
ं
ं
नण
ृ
ण
े
अमीरचन्द, लाला हरियाल, श्यामजी कष्णवमा, अजिलाल सठी, राव गोपाल नसह,
खरवा आनि क े साथ घनिष्ठ सम्बन्ध था।
कसरी नसह िारहठ पर निनटश सरकार िे प हत्या औरअग्रज़ हकमत क े ऩिलाफ़
ं
ू
ं
े
े
ै
िगावत व कन्द्रीय सरकार का तख्ता पलट व निनटशसनिकों की स्वानम भन्डि
े
न
े
ं
ं
ं
े
खनडत करि क े र्ड़यत्र रचि का सगीि आरोप लगाकरमक़िमा चलाया गया। 2
ाँ
ाँ
न
ं
माच 1914 को शाहपरा पहुचकर वहा क े राजा िाहर नसह क े सहयोग से कसरी नसह
ं
ण
े
ं
े
न
े
े
ण
को नगरफ़्तारकर नलया। इस मक़िम में स्पशल जज िे कसरी नसह को 20 वर् की
सख्त क़ि कीसजा सिाई और राजस्थाि से िर ‘हज़ारीिाग़ कन्द्रीय जल’, निहार
न
ू
े
े
ै
े
भजनिया।

Motilal Tejawat






े
•श्रीमोतीलाल तजावत (1885-1963) िे राजस्थाि व गनजरात क े
े
े
े
आनिवासी िाहुल क्षत्र कएकी (भोमट) आन्दोलि का ितत्व नकया
ृ
और मवाड़, ईडर, भीलोड़ा, नवजयिगर वखड़िह्मा क े भीलो को
े
े
े
ें
ू
े
े
ृ
ं
ं
सगनठत कर उन्ह ितत्व प्रिाि कर अग्रजों क े काििक शोर्र्
ण
ं
और अत्याचारों क े नवरुद्ध सघर् प्रारम्भ नकया I
•श्री मोतीलाल तजावत िे ‘विवासी सघ’ की स्थापिा की थी।
ं
े
उन्होंि आनिवानसयोंक हक क े नलए मख्य योगिाि निया और
े
े
न
लड़ाई भी लड़ी।
े
ृ
े
•उन्होंि 1921 ई. में ‘एकीआन्दोलि’ का सफल ितत्व भी नकया
े
े
न
था। यह आन्दोलि पहल क े कई आन्दोलिों क े मकािलअनधक
ं
सयत और सगनठत था। ‘एकी आन्दोलि’ इनतहास क े वीर परुर्
न
ं
े
रार्ा प्रताप का िामलकर चलाया गया था।

Bal Mukund Bissa





न
न
न
•िालमकन्दनिस्सा जन्म 1908 में जोधपर राज्य की डीडवािा
न
ं
तहसील क े नपलवा गाव में एकपष्करर्ा िाम्हार् पररवार में हुआ
था।

ं
न
•इिकी जवाहर खािी िाम की िकाि क्ानतकाररयोंका नमलि
े
ं
न
स्थल िि गई। 1940 में इन्होि जोधपर आिोलि का संचालि
नकया। जयिारायर्व्यास क े ितत्व में उत्तरिायी शासि को
ृ
े
े
ू
लकर आिोलि चला। तो इन्ह 9 जि , 1942 को भारत रक्षा
ं
े
ं
ू
कािि क े अतगत िन्दी ििा नलया गया।
ण
े
ू
•जल में ़िराि भोजि क े नवरोध में इन्होि भख हड़ताल कर िी।
े
े
े
गमी क े निि औरभख पट रहि से निस्सा का स्वास्थ् ़िराि हो
े
ू
गया। नजसक कारर् 19 जि , 1942 कोस्वतत्रता क े इस मोंि
ं
ू
े
ं
े
न
न
साधक का पनलस क े पहर में जोधपर क े निडम अस्पताल
ें
मनिधि हो गया।

Ganesh Lal Vyas








न
े
ण
•गर्श लाल व्यास का जन्म 21 माच 1907 को जोधपर में हुआ था|
गर्शलाल व्यास िे भीम राजपरोनहत क े साथ नमलकर मारवाड यथ
े
ू
न
लीग की स्थापिा की थी|
े
ं
•गर्श लाल व्यास िे गरीिों की आवाज, िकसों की आवाज, इकलािी
े
े
े
तराि िामक पस्तकक प्रकानशत की गई थी| गर्श लाल व्यास की
े
न
े
ं
े
न
इकलािी तराि िामक पस्तक को सरकार िजब्त कर नलया था|
े
•आजािी की लड़ाई क े कारर् गर्श लाल व्यास को कई िार जल
े
जािापड़ा|
े
ृ
राजस्थािी भार्ा सानहत्य और सस्कनत अकािमी द्वारा गर्श लाल व्यास
ं
न
क े िाम से 11000 का सानहन्डत्यक परस्कार निया जाता है|

Glimpses of Release Event

Tamilnadu Circle








1.Kuyilli



2. Subramaniya Siva



3. Captain Lakshmi Sehgal

Kuyili






|

•Kuyili Pagadai, born in the 18th century at Kudanchavadi,

Sivagangai district was an army commander of Queen Velu
Nachiyar who participated in campaigns against the East
India Company.



•She was a devout commander of Velu Nachiyar and saved

her life on many occasions.


•She is said to have led the unit of women soldiers.



•Kuyili is considered as the first suicide bomber and "first

women martyr" in Indian history.

Subramaniya Siva






•Subramaniya Siva, popularly known as Subramaniya Siva was
born in Batlagundu village, Dindigul district in 1884, was one
of the greatest nationalists, great orator and writer.



•He showed great interest in spirituality and was a Swadesi

enthusiast. He organized a strike in
Coral Mills at Tuticorin alongwith V.O. Chidambaram Pillai.



•He was imprisoned by British rulers over sedition charges.
Subramaniya Siva succumbed to Leprosy and breathed his

last on 23 July 1925.


•This Special cover is released on 13.10.2021 “Philately Day”

during theNational Postal week under the ambit of Azadi Ka
Amrit MahotsavCelebrations.

Captain Lakshmi Sehgal








•Captain Lakshmi Sahgal, born on 24 October, 1914 in

Chennai as Lakshmi Swaminathan, was a revolutionary of
the Indian independence movement, an officer of

the Indian National Army, and the Minister of Women's
Affairs in the Azad Hind Government.



•In 1943 she joined Indian National Army or Azad Hind
Fauj and emerged with a mandate to set up a women’s

regiment, to be called the Rani of Jhansi regiment.


•In 1998, Sahgal was awarded the Padma Vibhushan and

she was bestowed with the honorary
doctorate by University of Calicut in 2010.

Glimpses of Release Event

Telangana Circle








1.Komaran Bheem



2. Raavi Narayana Reddy



3. Chakali Ailamma



4. Makhdum Mohinuddin

Komaram Bheem





•KomramBheem was born at Sankepally village in erstwhile Adilabad
| district on 22 October 1901.

.
•A jagirdar named Siddhiki occupied Bheem’s land. Bheem killed

Siddhiki out of anger and escaped to Assam. He worked as a labourer
in tea plantations for five years, during which periodhe learned to read
and write.



•He was inspired by the agitations and battles for freedom fought by

Alluri Seetha Rama Raju and Birsa Munda.
TheNizam’s government used to collect tax in the name of ‘Bambram’
and Dupapetti for grazing cattle and collecting firewood for cooking.

Bheem opposed these taxes and came up with the slogan‘Jal, Jangal,
Jameen’ (water, forest, land).



•Nearly 12 villages volunteered to fight for their land. Bheem formed a
guerrilla army with the young men of Gond and Koya tribes andtrained

them to fight with weapons. Jodeghat became the hub from where he
started the guerrilla battle. Nizam’s army tried to crush the rebellion.

KomaramBheem died in the battle in Jodeghat forestin 1941.

Raavi Narayana Reddy







|
•Raavi Narayana Reddy was a freedom fighter, philanthropist,
reformer and parliamentarian was born on June 5, 1908 at

Bollepally in Bhongir, Telangana.



•A member of the Andhra Maha Sabha he proposed
constitutional reforms in 1936. He was a founding member of
the Hyderabad branch of Communist Party of India and

participated in Telangana Liberation Movement against the
Nizam.



•During 1946-1951, Telangana saw peasant guerilla armed
struggle launched under the aegis of the Communist party led

by Raavi Narayana Reddy.

Chakali Ailamma







|

. •Born in 1895, ChakaliAilamma or ChityalaAilamma, was a
revolutionary leader in the Telangana Peasants’ Armed Struggle

during 1946 - 1951.


•Her act of defiance against VisnoorRamachandra Reddy to

cultivate her land, became an inspiration for many during the
rebellion against the feudal lords of Telangana.



•Ailamma is said to have fought vehemently,while one of her sons
was killed in the fighting with Ramachandra Reddy, two other sons

were jailed in Nalgonda, along with her husband.



•Despite multiple attempts by Ramachandra Reddy, Ailamma stood
her ground and fought for her right to land.



•She went on to join the Telangana Armed Rebellion in 1947 against
landlords and the Nizam’s 'Razakars' army, thereby inspiring

thousands of people. She actively championed the cause of the
oppressed, until she breathed her last on 10 Sep 1985.

Makhdum Mohinuddin




•Revolutionary Urdu poet Makhdum Mohinuddin (Abu Sayeed Mohammed
Makhdum Mohinuddin Quadri) was born on February 4, 1908 in a lower
| middleclass family in Medak district of Telangana.

.
•He was deeply disturbed by the Italian fascist invasion of Abyssinia (current
Ethiopia) and wrote his first anti-fascist poem.



•Makhdum joined the Comrades’ Association in 1930’s. After Hitler’s
invasion of the Soviet Union on June 22, 1941, Makhdum resigned from his
post as a lecturer in City College Hyderabad and became a whole timer of
the Communist Party of India (CPI).


•He along with Ravi Narayan Reddy founded the Hyderabad unit of CPI.
Makhdum also joined the trade union movement and was chosen as workers
representative in the dispute of the Vazir Sultan Tobacco Factory in 1941.



•He wrote his famous poem “Telangana” and soon after “Yeh junghaijung-e-
Azadi”. Makhdoom was one of the main leaders of the Great Telangana
Peasant Armed Struggle (1946-1950).


•He wrote many lyrics, poems and songs for the films, stage and drama
including “AapkiYaad Aati Rahi” from the movie “Gaman”.His writings
displayed the ethos of sacrifice, labor, struggle and pain of the common
people.

Glimpses of Release Event

Uttar Pradesh Circle













1. Munishwar Dutt Upadhyay


2. Chittu Pandey



3. Raja Jailal Singh



4. Maulavi Liaquat Ali



5. Thakur Roshan Singh



6. Bhagelu Ram yadav

Munishwar Dutt Upadhyay










•Munishwar Dutt Upadhyay was born on August 03, 1898 in
Lakshmanpur village in Lalganj tehsil of Pratapgarh district of

Uttar Pradesh.



•He was elected twice as a member of the Lok Sabha in 1951
and 1957 and also served as the Revenue Minister under the
Government of Uttar Pradesh.



•He died on 26 June 1983 in Pratapgarh.

Chittu Pandey









•Shri Chittu Pandey was born on 10 may 1895 in Rattuchak
(Vaina) village near Sagarpali station about 6 miles away from

Ballia.



•In 1942 he made significant contributions to Quit India
Movement and became a popular hero.



•Seeing his valor and indomitable courage, great leaders like
Pandit Jawahar lal Nehru and Subhash Chandra Bose described

him as "Sher-e-Ballia".

Raja Jailal Singh










•Raja Jailal Singh was born in 1803 AD at Atrauli district,
Azamgarh.



•On June 30, 1857, 6 miles away from Lucknow, at a place
called Chinhat, he won the first victory by giving a heavy

defeat to the British.



•On October 1, 1859, the punishment of "Hanging was given
to Raja Saheb.

Maulavi Liaquat Ali











•Maulvi Liaquat Ali (1817-1892) was a Muslim religious

leader from Prayagraj.


•He was one of the leaders in the revolt against the British

in 1857.



• He died in captivity at Rangoon jail on 17 May 1892.

Thakur Roshan Singh



•Amar Shaheed Revolutionary Thakur Roshan Singh was born on 22
January 1892 in Nawada village of Shahjahanpur district of Uttar
Pradesh.
• During the non-cooperation movement, the British sentenced Shri
Thakur Roshan Singh two years rigorous imprisonment for his
involvement in the Bareilly firingand became revolutionary.



•During March 1923, he joined the group of revolutionary heroes Ram
Prasad Bismil, SachindraSanyal and Ashfaqullah Khan etc.


•To overcome the financial condition of party, the way of looting
government chest was adopted where ,the first incidence took place in
Bamrauli, a village in Pilibhit district in which MohanlalPehalwan was
killed by Shri Veer Thakur Roshan Singh which became the reason for his
death sentence.





• The hanging could have been converted into imprisonment for life, but
he wanted himself to be hanged so that the freedom struggle would
become more intense. Shri Veer Thakur Roshan Singh bowed to his
dungeon. He took Geeta in hand on 19 December 1927 and walked
towards the gallows house without any hesitation. He kissed the noose
of the gallows, then loudly uttered VandeMataram thrice and while
chanting the Veda Mantra.

Bhagelu Ram Yadav









•Shri Bhagelu Ram yadav was one of May 10 1906 in

Kothilapur Village of Jaunpur District Uttar Pradesh.
After education up to intermediate, he left his studies

and joined the freedom struggle movement.


•He was sentenced to and a half years of rigorous

imprisonment for his involvement in the Kakori
incident.



•Despite this, he did not lose courage and actively
participated in the freedom movement of

independence, strongly opposing the repressive
policies of the British rule.

Glimpses of Release Event

Uttrakhand Circle










1. Bishni Devi Shah



2. Kalu Singh Mahar

Bishni Devi







•Smt. Bishni Devi Sah was born on 12 October 1930 in Bageshwar

and studied only till class 4.



•After the death of her husband, Bishni Devi decided to be active in
the freedom movement instead of leading a lonely life and jumped
into the freedom movement .



•During the freedom movement, Bishni Devi Sahwas arrested in

December 1930. She hoisted the tricolor on 23 July 1935 in the
Congress building of Almora, then in Kumaon for Jan Jagran.



• Vijay LaxmiPandit, who arrived here, also praised the active role of
Bishni Devi Sah in the freedom movement, she once again hoisted

the flag in Almoraon 26 January 1940 and also participated in the
Individual Satyagraha of 1940-41.



•On 15 August 1947, when the country was freed from the slavery
of the British, Bishni Devi Sah led a huge procession carried out

with the national flag and the tricolor in Almora.

Kalu Singh Mahar







•Kalu Singh Mahar was born in 1831 in Thyamahra village near Lohaghat

in Chainpawat district.


•Kalu Singh Mahar started the war against the British in his youth. The

first attack was done on the British barracks located in Chandmariof
Lohaghat. Due to the invasion, the British fled from there and for

independence, the barracks of these revolutionaries were set on fire
.
•After the first success, the campaign of Jung-e-Azadi started in the

entire Kali Kumaon to stop the British troops advancing from Nainital
and Almora.



•For independence, the army settled and bigger but the secret hidden

money, weapons and weapons were taken over by the British on the
informer of the local people and started from Kali Kumaon. The result
was that KaluMehra was imprisoned, while his close associates Anand

Singh Faal and Bishan Singh Karaat were shot by the British in Chandmari
of Lohaghat.

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West Bengal Circle
















1. Bina Das



2. Sushil Kumar Dhara



3. Santosh Kumar Mitra



4. Nani Gopal Mukhopadhyay



5. Trilochan Pokhrel


6. Khudiram Bose

Bina Das








•Bina Das, daughter of well known Brahmo Teacher, Beni

Madhab Das was born on 24th August, 1911 at
Krishnanagar, Bengal Province, British India.



•She was student of St Jhons’ Diocesan Girls Higher
Secondary School and Bethun College.



•Bina Das was a member of ‘Chhatri Sangha’, a semi

revolutionary organization for woman in Calcutta.


•On 6th February, 1932 , she attempted to assassinate

Stanley Jackson, the Bengali Governor in the convocation
hall of University of Calcutta. She fired five shots but

failed.
She was sentenced to nine years of rigorous
imprisonment.

Sushil Kumar Dharma











•Sushil Kumar Dhara was a freedom fighter, born on 2nd
March, 1911 at Tikarampur Village, in undivided Medinipur.



•He actively participated in the Quit India Movement and was
one of the leaders of Tamralipta Jatiya Sarkar, which came into

effect on 17th December 1942 during the Quit India
Movement, when a programme of civil disobedience was
launched in India.



•He was arrested several times by the British Indian Police. Sri

Dhara passed away on 28th January, 2011.

Santosh Kumar Mitra











•Santosh Kumar Mitra was an activist of the Indian
independence movement and a martyr.



•He graduated from the University of Calcutta. Later on he
was incarcerated for several years as a political prisoner, for

his participation in his various freedom struggle movements


•.Such a bright and eventful life was wiped out at the

barbaric stroke of a bullet from the British Government
within the prison walls at Hijli Detention Camp on 16th

September 1931.

Nani Gopal Mukhpadhyay









•Nanigopal Mukhopadhyay was the youngest son of Shri Ananda
Chandra Mukhopadhyay and Smt Dakshyani Debi.

He was born at Chinsurah, Hooghly in the last decade of 19 th
century.



•He was arrested in connection with Dalhousie Square Bomb Case.
The judgment was delivered on the case on 27.03.1911 whereby

he was sentenced to 14 years imprisonment and deported to
Andamans.



•After his release he actively participated in the labour movement.

Trilochan Pokhrel






•Trilokchan Pokhrel, popularly known as Gandhi Pokhrel was

a farmer and he often visited Sabarmati Ashram in Gujarat,
Sarvodaya Ashram in Bihar and other places in the country to

meet Gandhi which was evident from his use of charkha and
khadi clothes.



•He was an active face during Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru's visit to
Sikkim in 1957. further, he used the slogan of Vande

Mataram during public gatherings that reflected the spirit of
the freedom fighter in him.



•He also participated in the Bharat ChhoroAndolan in 1942.
In recognisation of his praiseworthy contribution to the

cause o0f democracy the Sikkim State conferred upon late
trilochan Pokhrel, the L.D. Kazi Award for Democratic
Movement on the occassion of State Day 2018.

Khudiram Bose








•Khudiram Bose was born on 3rd December, 1889, in
Midnapore District. He was hanged to death at the age of 18

years, for his role in the ‘Muzzafarpur Conspiracy case’,
making him one of the youngest martyrs of the Indian
Independence movement.



•Khudiram along with Prafulla Chaki attempted to assassinate

a British Judge, Magistrate Douglas Kingsford, by throwing
bombs on the carriage in which he was suspected to be
travelling.

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