Brave-hearts of India

On this 61^st Republic Day, let me introduce you to some great people whom most of us does not recognise because they do not have ‘Gandhi’ as their surname so our government will never bless us with an holiday on their birthday or with their photo on currency notes and our history textbooks will never care to teach us about them. These people are less famous revolutionaries without whom it was not possible to kick those British butts out of India. Yup, it took more than just Gandhi & Nehru to do so! Here they come:

Baba Gurdit Singh: This surd charted a ship to Canada in 1914 with 376 Indian Passengers abroad. The Canadians refused permission to dock, attacking it instead. This surd along with other passengers repulsed the attack creating a great stir among Indians.

Badal Gupta: On 8^th December 1930, this brave man entered the Writers’ Building in Kolkata and shot dead N.S. Simpson, Inspector General of Prisons, who was infamous for his brutal oppression on Indian prisoners in jails. With no wish to get arrested by British assholes, he took loads of cyanide and died on the spot.

Bagha Jatin: As the leader of the Yugantar Party, he kicked off the Hindu-German plot to ferment unrest and trigger a revolt in the British Indian Army from Punjab to Singapore. He was finally killed in an encounter by British police.

Basanta Kumar Biswas: On 23^rd December, 1912, this young boy of 17, dressed as a woman, threw a bomb at Governor General Charles Hardinge in Delhi. He was hanged to death at Ambala Central Jail, at the age of 20; he was one of the youngest to be executed. Respect!!!

Champakraman Pillai: The predecessor of Netaji Subash Chandra Bose, Pillai began the International Cadet Corps with the help of the Germans. He is also credited with being the first few to shout “Jai Hind” openly. I so wish he can pass on some of his bravery to Omar Abdullah and Congress. Period!!!

Khudiram Bose: At the age of 16, Bose was already bombing police stations and targeting government officials. In a failed assassination attempt he killed two British women instead, sending him behind the bars. He was awarded with death penalty. He was 18 years old at the time of his execution. He smiled as he hung.

Ashfaqulla Khan: Thanks to Rang de Basanti, most of us know him. Born in Shahjahanpur, Uttar Pradesh, Ashfaqulla Khan was one of the men behind the looting of money that British people were looting from us. Kakori train robbery was an awesome move!

It is sad when you see that history of our country is full of such brave people who were so passionate and patriotic. At the age of 16, 17 they scared those assholes. And now we see these spineless leaders who are continuously raping our national pride in front of the whole world just because we are silent. We are letting them to do so. It’s time now to break that silence and to amplify our voices to make India free of these pathetic vultures. It’s time to show some responsibility towards our nation.     

P.S: Vande Mataram!!!