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    TheNon-cooperation movementof 1920 led to large scale mobilisation of Indian population

    against the British rule. Though intended as aNonviolent resistancemovement, it soon turned

    voilent. After theChauri Chauraincident,Gandhisuspended the movement to prevent

    escalation of violence. This disillusioned a section of nationalists who felt the suspension was

    premature and unwarranted. The political vacuum created by the suspension led to the

    formation of revolutionary movements by the more radical amongst those who sought tooverthrow British rule.

    [edit]Formation

    The Hindustan Republican Association (HRA) was established at a meeting in 1924, in the

    village of Bholachang, Brahamabaria subdivision,East Bengal.Present at the founding meeting

    werePratul Ganguly,Narendra Mohan SenandSachindra Nath Sanyal.It emerged as an

    offshoot of theAnushilan SamitiHYPERLINK \l "cite_note-0"[1].The name was suggestive of

    theIrish Republican Army.Sanyal,the leading light of the new movement, wrote the

    organisation's manifesto titled The Revolutionary.[2]

    [edit]Objectives and Ideology

    The stated objective of the HRA was establishment of a "Federated Republic of the United

    States of India by an organised and armed revolution".[3].Armed struggle, terrorism and

    retaliatory strikes were the favored tactics in the attempt to defeat the British empire. Its

    manifesto declared

    The Official terrorism is surely to be met by counter terrorism. A spirit of utter helplessness pervades e

    strata of our society and terrorism is an effective means of restoring the proper spirits in the society...t

    revolutionary party has deliberately abstained itself from entering into this terrorist campaign at thepresent moment...because the party is waiting to deliver the final blow. But when expediency will dem

    it the Party will unhesitatingly enter into a desperate campaign of terrorism, when the life of every off

    and individual helping the foreign government will be made intolerable...[2]

    and

    The Indian revolutionaries are neither terrorists nor anarchists... They do not believe terrorism

    alone can bring independence and do not want terrorism for terrorism's sake.[2]

    The HRA was also socialist in its attitude and was inspired byBolshevikRussia.The manifesto

    stated,

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    ..the railways and other means of transportation and communication,the mines and other

    kinds of very great industries... shall be nationalised...Instead of private and unorganised

    business enterprise, the Party prefers co-operative unions[2]

    Amongst other goals stated by the manifesto areUniversal Suffrage,supremacy of the

    legislature and religious freedom.

    [edit]Early Activities

    From 1924 to 1925, the HRA grew in numbers with the influx of new members likeBhagat

    Singh,Chandrasekhar Azad,SukhdevandRam Prasad Bismil.TheKakori train robberywas the

    first well known action by the HRA. On 9 August, 1925 the members of the group looted

    government money that was being transferred in a train. The Kakori conspiracy case led to the

    hanging ofAshfaqullah Khan,Ramprasad Bismil,Roshan SinghandRajendra Lahiri.Sanyal and

    Jogesh Chandra Chatterjee were sentenced to life imprisonment.[4]The Kakori arrests

    decimated the leadership of the HRA and dealt a major blow to its activities. Of the original

    conspirators, only Azad and Kundan Lal Gupta escaped. During this period the HRA splinteredinto various factions based in Kanpur, Lahore and Bengal. In 1927 a new group of

    revolutionaries like Jatindra nath Sanyal (brother of Sachindra), Phanindra Nath Ghosh and

    Bhirendra Nath Bhattacharjee emerged as active members. Ghosh was behind the attempted

    assassination of Rao Bahadur JN Banerjee in Benares in 1928. BN Bhattacharjee was the prime

    accused in the Deogarh Conspiracy Case[3].

    [edit]The Hindustan Socialist Republican Association

    In September 1928, the Lahore faction (Bhagat Singh,Sukhdev)and Kanpur faction (Azad,

    Kundan Lal Gugta) of the HRA merged with the Bengali revolutionary faction led by PhanindraNath Ghosh to form the Hindustan Socialist Republican Association(HSRA)[3].This

    amalgamation came into existence at a meeting of the various factions at Feroz Shah Kotla

    grounds inDelhi.Bhagat Singh declaredsocialismas their ultimate goal and that their party's

    new name should reflect that. Azad was appointed as the Commander-in-chief and Bhagat

    Singh placed in charge of ideology[5].The HSRA's manifesto titled Philosophy of the Bomb

    was written by Bhagawathi Charan Vohra[6].

    [edit]Assassination of JP Saunders

    The HSRA decided avenge the death ofLala Lajpat Raiin a police lathi charge (a form of crowd

    control in which the police use heavy staves or `lathis' in Hindi) in November 1928. Theydecided to assassinate J A Scott, the Superintendent of Police, Lahore who had ordered lathi-

    charge. The plan was to be executed by Bhagat Singh,Shivram Hari Rajguru,Azad and Jai

    Gopal. The assassination attempt was carried out on 17 December, 1928 in Lahore. It was

    planned that Jai Gopal would give a signal to Bhagat Singh and Rajguru as soon as Scott came

    of his office. However, Jai Gopal misidentified J. P. Saunders, the Assistant Superintendent of

    Police as Scott and gave the signal. Saunders was shot dead by Bhagat Singh and Raj Guru. A

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    head constable was also killed while trying to chase the shooters[7].The next day the HSRA

    acknowledged the assassination by putting up posters in Lahore that read

    JP Saunders is dead; Lala Lajpat Rai is avenged ...In this man has died an agent of the British

    authority in India...Sorry for the bloodshed of the human being, but the sacrifice of individuals

    at the altar of revolution...is inevitable[8]

    [edit]Assembly Bombing

    The next major action HSRA carried out was the bombing of the Central Assembly inDelhi.

    This was done to protest the introduction of the Public Safety Bill and the Trade Disputes Bill.

    The HSRA decided to bomb the Assembly while the bills were being introduced to arouse

    public opinion against them. On April 8, 1929 Bhagat Singh andBatukeshwar Duttthrew

    bombs at the empty treasury benches. They made no attempt to escape and courted arrest

    while shouting Inquilab Zindabad (Long Live the Revolution) and Samrajyavad ko nash ho

    (Down with Imperialism). Their rationale for the bombing was explained in a leaflet titled "To

    Make the Deaf Hear" (paraphrasing the words ofdouard Vaillant). This leaflet was alsothrown in the assembly and was reproduced the next day in theHindustan Times.No one was

    killed in the bombing as it was designed as a propaganda operation. On April 15, 1929 police

    raided the HSRA's bomb factory in Lahore and arrested Kishori Lal, Sukhdev and Jai Gopal. The

    Assembly Bomb Case trial followed and Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev andRajguruwere hanged on

    23 March 1931 for their actions[9].

    [edit]Later Activities

    In December 1929, the HSRA bombed the special train of Viceroy,Lord Irwin.The viceroy

    escaped unhurt. Later the Lahore faction of HSRA broke away and formed the Athisi Chakar(Fire Ring) party under the leadership of Hansraj 'Wireless'. They carried out a series of

    bombings acrossPunjabin June 1930. On 1 September 1930, theRawalpindifaction made a

    failed attempt to burgle the Office of the Controller of Military Accounts. During this period

    the leading members of the HSRA were Azad, Yashpal, Bhagwati Charan Vohra and Kailash

    Pati. In July 1930 the HSRA robbed the Gadodia stores inNew Delhiand carried away 14,000

    Rupees. This money was later used to fund a bomb factory. In December 1930, an attempt

    was made to assassinate the Governor of Punjab, which wounded him in his arm.[10]

    [edit]Decline

    By 1931, most of the HSRA's main leaders were either dead or in jail. Kailash Pati was arrestedin October 1930 and turned approver (witness for the prosecution ). On 27 February, 1931,

    Chandrasekar Azad shot himself during a gunfight with the police. Bhagat Singh, Sukdhev and

    Rajguru were hanged in March 1931. After Azad's death there was no central leader to unite

    the revolutionaries and regional differences increased. The Organisation split into various

    regional groups and they carried out bombings and attacks on Indian officials without any

    central coordination. In December 1931 another attempt was made to revive the HSRA at a

    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    meeting in Meerut. However this attempt failed with the arrests of Yashpal and Daryao Singh

    in 1932[11].This effectively ended the HSRA as an united organization though the various

    regional factions kept up their armed struggle till 1936.

    [edit]Criticism

    The association's methods were diametrically opposite to that of Gandhi'sNonviolent

    resistancemovement. The revolutionaries and their methods were severely criticized by

    Gandhi. Responding to the attack on Lord Irwin's train, Gandhi wrote a harsh critique of the

    HSRA titled "The Cult of the Bomb" (Young India,2 January 1930). In it he declared that bomb

    throwing was nothing but froth coming to the surface in an agitated liquid. He condemned the

    HSRA and it's actions as "cowards" and "dastardly". According to Gandhi, the HSRA's violent

    struggle had its hazards. Violence led to more reprisals and suffering. Also, it would turn

    inward as it was an easy natural step from violence done to the foreign ruler to violence to our

    own people.[12].The HSRA responded to this criticism with its own manifesto 'The

    Philosophy of the Bomb'[6],in which they defended their violent methods as being

    complementary to Gandhi's non violent methods[13].

    [edit]Prominent Members

    Name Involved in

    What

    happened to

    him

    Sachindra Nath Sanyal Kakori train robbery(1926)

    Sentenced to

    life in

    AndamanCellular Jail;

    Died in prison

    (1942)

    Bhagat SinghJP Saunders assassination (1928), Central Assembly

    bombing (1929)

    Sentenced to

    Life in

    Assembly

    Bomb Case;

    Sentenced to

    death in

    Second

    Lahore

    Conspiracy

    Case;Hanged

    in 1931

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    Chandrashekar AzadKakori train robbery(1926), JP Saunders assassination

    (1928)

    Killed himself

    with his last

    bullet instead

    of

    surrendering

    in a shootoutwith

    police(1931)

    Ram Prasad Bismil Kakori train robbery(1926)

    Sentenced to

    Death in

    Kakori Case,

    Hanged in

    1927

    Ashfaqullah Khan Kakori train robbery(1926)

    Sentenced to

    Death in

    Kakori Case,

    Hanged in

    1927

    Rajendra Lahiri Kakori train robbery(1926)

    Sentenced to

    Death in

    Kakori Case,

    Hanged in

    1927

    Roshan Singh Kakori train robbery(1926)

    Sentenced to

    Death in

    Kakori Case,

    Hanged in

    1927

    Shachindra Nath Bakshi Kakori train robbery(1926)

    Sentenced to

    Life in Kakori

    Case;

    Released in1937

    Jogesh Chandra Chatterjee Kakori train robbery(1926)

    Sentenced to

    Life in Kakori

    Case; Became

    aMember of

    Parliament

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    after

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    e

    Manmath Nath Gupta Kakori train robbery(1926)

    Sentenced to

    Life in KakoriCase; Became

    a journalist

    after

    independenc

    e

    Govind Charan Kar Kakori train robbery(1926)

    Sentenced to

    Life in Kakori

    Case

    Sukhdev Thapar JP Saunders assassination (1928)

    Sentenced todeath in

    Second

    Lahore

    Conspiracy

    Case;Hanged

    in 1931

    Batukeshwar Dutt Central Assembly bombing (1929)

    Sentenced to

    Life in Central

    AssemblyBomb Case;

    Released in

    1937

    Bhagavathi Charan Vohra Central Assembly bombing (1929)

    Killed in

    bomb blast

    (1930)

    Kailash Pati Gadodia Store Robbery (1929)

    Arrested in

    1930. Turned

    Approver

    Phanindra Nath Ghosh Leader of Bengali faction

    Arrested in

    1930. Turned

    Approver;

    Killed in

    retaliation

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    Yash Pal Viceroy train bombing (1929)

    Arrested in

    1932.

    Sentenced to

    seven yearsrigorous

    imprisonmen

    t; Became a

    Award

    winning

    novelist

    Jaidev Kapur Central Assembly bombing (1929)

    Sentenced to

    life inSecond

    Lahore

    Conspiracy

    Case;

    Sheo Varma Central Assembly bombing (1929)

    Sentenced to

    life inSecond

    Lahore

    Conspiracy

    Case;

    Bejoy Kumar Sinha Central Assembly bombing (1929)

    Sentenced to

    life inSecondLahore

    Conspiracy

    Case;

    Gaya Prasad Central Assembly bombing (1929)

    Sentenced to

    life inSecond

    Lahore

    Conspiracy

    Case;

    [edit]See also

    Lala Lajpat Rai

    Kakori Train Robbery

    Revolutionary movement for Indian independence

    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    [edit]Notes

    ^Saha, p. 16-17

    ^abcdRalhan, P. 801-807

    ^abcRalhan, p.806

    ^Grewal, P.42

    ^Grewal, P44-45

    ^abBowden & Davis, P.29

    ^Bhagat Singh, P.16

    ^Grewal, P.46

    ^Bhagat Singh, P.18

    ^Relhan, P.716-720

    ^Relhan, P.720-730

    ^Gandhi, P.298

    ^Nayar p.173-175

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    Gandhi, Rajmohan (2008),Gandhi: the man, his people, and the empire,Berkeley: University

    of California Press,ISBN 0520255704,http://books.google.com/books?id=FauJL7LKXmkC

    Saha, Murari Mohan (2001),Documents Of The Revolutionary Socialist Party 1938-1947 A.D,

    Volume 1,Agartala: Lokayata Chetana

    NOTICE

    J.P. Saunders is dead; Lala Lajpat Rai is avenged

    Really it is horrible to imagine that so lowly and violent hand violent hand of an ordinary

    Police Offical, J.P. Saunders could ever dare to touch in such an insulting way the body of one

    so old, so revered and so loved by 300 millions of people of Hindustan and thus cause his

    death. The youth and manhood of India was challenged by blows hurled down on the head of

    the India's nationhood. And let the world know that India still lives; that the blood of youths

    has not been totally cooled down and that they can still risk their lives, if the honour of their

    nation is at stake. And it is proved through this act by those obscure who are ever persecuted,

    condemned and denounced even by their own people.

    Beware, Ye Tyrants ; Beware

    Do not injure the felling of a downtrodden and oppressed country. Think twice before

    perpetrating such diabolical deed, And remember that despite 'Arms Act' and strict guards

    against the smuggling of arms, the revolvers will ever continue to flow in-if no sufficient at

    present for and armed revolt, then at least sufficient to avenge the national insults. Inspite of

    all the denunciations and condemnation 0f their own kiths and kins, and ruthless repression

    and persecution of the alien government, party of young men will ever live to teach a lesson

    to the haughty rulers. They will be so bold as to cry even amidst the raging storm of

    opposition and repression, even on the scaffold:

    "LONG LIVE THE REVOLUTION" !

    Sorry for the death of a man. But in this man has died the representative of an institution

    which is so cruel, lowly and so base that it must be abolished. In this man has died an agent of

    the British authority in India-the most tyrannical of Govt. of Govts. In the world.

    Sorry for the bloodshed of a human being; but the sacrifice of individuals at the altar of the

    Revolution that will bring freedom to all and make the exploitation of man by main

    impossible, is inevitable.

    Long Live The Revolution" !

    .Sd/ - Balraj

    Dated 18th December, 1928 Commander-in-Chief

    It was December 19, 1927. The winter sun rose late. But its golden rays brought warmth and

    joy to people shivering in the biting cold.

    At the same time, in the District Jail at Faizabad, Uttar Pradesh, officials were getting ready to

    put an end to the life of a man. He was a revolutionary. Officials, both high and low, were

    busy. The Chief Jailer carefully inspected the rope, the sandbags and other things necessary

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    for his execution . He was fully satisfied with the arrangements. Then he called out to his

    subordinate, "Bring the convict here". The official went with ten soldiers. The door of the cell

    of the man who was to die opened with a loud, harsh sound. That was the last time the door

    opened for this man.The brave patriot was waiting for this call. He asked cheerfully, "Is

    everything ready?"

    The Lion Among Men

    The hero in chains walked upright and with resolve between soldiers who led him to the

    hangmans post. Those who were there forgot their positions and prestige and gazed at him

    with wonder and admiration. Once at the foot of the steps leading to the post, he covered

    them in two leaps and stood facing the post. When they removed the chains, he put forward

    his arms, drew the rope towards him and kissed it. He said, "My hands are not soiled with the

    murder of man. The charge against me is false. God will give me justice".Then he prayed in

    clear, ringing tones "La ilahi il Allah, Mohammed Ur Rasool Allah".The hangmans noose came

    round his neck. The moment the lever was pressed, the plank on which he stood moved

    quickly and he went down into the pit below. He joined the band of the brave immortal

    heroes of the land. This hero wasAshfaqulla Khan,the immortal revolutionary.

    Born in the early part of the twentieth century in Shahjahanpur, Uttar Pradesh, Ashfaqulla

    was the son of Shafiqulla Khan. In 1921 the clouds of the non-cooperation movement were

    gathering all over India. Mahatma Gandhi had called on Indians not to pay taxes to the

    Government or cooperate with the British. This had kindled the fire of freedom in the hearts

    of all Indians. But at a place called Chauri Chaura people indulged in violence and set ablaze a

    police station resulting in the death of some policemen. Gandhi became sad on hearing this. It

    pained him much. So he called off the non-cooperation movement in February, 1922. The

    youth of the country were greatly disappointed and dejected on account of this.

    Ashfaqulla was one such dejected youth. The country should become free as early as possible

    this was his yearning and so he joined the revolutionaries. It was then that he decided to win

    the friendship of Ramaprasad, the revolutionary of Shahjahanpur.

    PanditRam Prasad Bismilwas already a famous revolutionary.

    Ashfaq had one great difficulty in winning the friendship of Ramaprasad. He was a member of

    the Arya Samaj. He was eager to explain the greatness of the Hindu religion to those

    belonging to other faiths. He was eager to take back to the Hindu fold those who wished to

    return. He had almost taken a vow to do this. Ashfaq was a devout Muslim. But his religion did

    not come in the way of his attempt to win the friendship of Ramaprasad. Though initially

    Ashfaq met with some resistance from Ramprasad, eventually his relentless pursuit to strike

    up a friendship with Bismil bore fruit and they became friends. They ate and lived the

    revolutionary lives together. In the end both became martyrs on the same day but in different

    jails.

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    The young revolutionaries wanted to make use of revolver, bombs and other weapons to fight

    the British. Kashi (Varanasi) was the centre of their activities. They formed the Hindustan

    Republican Association. Their main objective was to win freedom for the country through

    armed revolution.

    This Association published a manifesto called Krantikari in 1925, spelling out its aims andobjectives. The manifesto said it was wrong for one man to become rich by making another

    man work hard; it was also wrong for one man to be the master of another. The Association

    wanted to put an end to such things. Ramaprasad became the chief organiser of the

    Shahjahnpur wing of the Association. To meet their financial needs Ramaprasad and his

    assosiates looted some villages. Ashfaq took part in these activities with his brothers licensed

    rifle.But the money they got by this means was not enough for their activities.

    The idea of the Kakori train robbery was conceived in the mind of Ramaprasad while travelling

    by train from Shahjahanpur to Lucknow. At every station he noticed moneybags being taken

    into the guards van and being dropped into an iron safe. At Lucknow, he observed that there

    were no special security arrangements. He ran up and noted down the time and number of

    the train from the time table. He calculated that the money would amount to at least ten

    thousand rupees. He decided not to miss this chance. This was the beginning of the famous

    train dacoity at Kakori.

    At a meeting with revolutionaries from Kashi, Kanpur, Lucknow and Agra, Ramaprasad

    explained his plans to them . He said, "If we loot the money belonging to the Government, we

    will get enough for our activities. Moreover, we will not have to harm our own people for

    money. The task is difficult. It needs to be done with great care. But our efforts will bring

    excellent rewards. The government also will come to know that the revolutionaries do not

    mealy talk but act".The members liked his idea.

    Ashfaq listened silently. From the day he had heard it from Ramaprasad, he had thought

    about it thoroughly. So he got up and said, "Friends, I consider it a hasty step. It may be a

    good plan in some ways. But let us think of our strength and the strength of the Government.

    In an ordinary dacoity, much money is not involved. Besides, the Government will treat it as

    one of the many usual occurrences. So we shall have to face only what the police normally

    does in such cases. It will be a different tale when he meddles with money belonging to

    Government. The entire government machinery will be used to trace and crush us. In my

    opinion we cannot escape detection and punishment. Our party is not strong enough. Let us

    drop this plan".

    But the revolutionaries were caught up in a flood of enthusiasm; they were not prepared to

    listen to sense. After debating the plan for a long time they decided to go ahead and entrusted

    the task to Ramaprasad. At the outset he sounded a word of caution. He said, "Friends, we

    should not fire at any one unless they fire at us. As far as possible let us do this deed without

    bloodshed". The meeting broke up.

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    Kakori Train Robbery

    On August 9, 1925 when the No.8 Down Train from Shahjahanpur to Lucknow was

    approaching Kakori , some one pulled the chain and the train stopped abruptly. Ashfaqulla got

    off the second class compartment with his friends Sachindra Bakshi and Rajendra Lahiri.

    He had done the first part of his duty in the Kakori plot that day.

    The guard got down to find out in which compartment the chain had been pulled and why.

    Two revolutionaries fell on him and made him lie down on his face. Two others pushed the

    driver from the engine to the ground and stood guard over him. One revolutionary stood at

    each end of the train and both fired shots with their pistols. In the meantime they shouted,

    "Travellers, do not be afraid. We are revolutionaries fighting for freedom. Your lives, money

    and honour are safe. But take care not to peep out of the train".

    Four young men entered the guards van. They managed to push the box to the ground. It hada strong lock. There was an opening on the top; through this opening they could drop

    moneybags into it. But nothing could be taken out of it.The revolutionaries started dealing

    blows with hammers to break it open. Ashfaq was the strongest of the group and ran towards

    the box. He dealt blows after blows on the opening of the box to widen it.

    Suddenly they heard the sound of a train coming from Lucknow. Ramaprasad was frightened

    for a moment. He trembled at the thought of the moving train colliding with the train they

    had stopped.

    All eyes were on Ramaprasad. He ordered, "Stop firing. Turn down the pistols. Do not strike

    the box. Ashfaq, wait a little". The few minutes were like an age. The fast moving train passed

    by on the other track. The slit in the box was widened and the moneybags were taken out.

    During this time all passengers remained quiet including the British officers thinking that a big

    gang of dacoits had attacked the train.

    The safe lay open. They were busy taking out the moneybags bundling them in rugs. Some of

    them walked towards Lucknow with the bundles on their head. Just ten young men had done

    this difficult job because of their courage, discipline and patience, leadership and, above all,

    love for the country. They had written a memorable chapter in the history of Indias fight for

    freedom. These revolutionaries were Ramaprasad Bismil, Rajendra Lahiri, Thakur Roshan

    Singh, Sachindra Bakshi,Chandra Sekhar Azad,Keshab Chakravarty, Banwari Lal, Mukundi Lal,Manmath Nath Gupta and Ashfaqulla Khan.

    A month passed after the Kakori dacoity, and yet no one was arrested. But the Government

    had spread a big net.

    On the morning of September 26, 1925 Ramaprasad was arrested. Before the police could

    arrest Ashfaq, he had escaped from his home and hid in a sugarcane field half a mile from his

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    home. The police grew tired of searching for Ashfaq. All except Ashfaq had been taken into

    custody. He managed to reach Kashi after a difficult journey and met a few friends in the

    Benares University. They advised him to live quietly at least for some time. With the help of

    these friends he went to Bihar. He got a job as a clerk in an engineering firm at Daltonganj in

    Palamau district. He worked in the firm for about ten months. This long and forced rest

    became tiresome for him. So he went to Delhi to find out how he could go abroad and beganmaking preparations. He met a Pathan friend from Shahjahanpur. They had been classmates

    at school. He was happy to meet Ashfaq after a long time. He took Ashfaq to his room and

    ordered a nice meal for him. They went on talking about old times till 11 o clock at night.

    Then Ashfaq went back to his room.

    The next morning Ashfaq was sound asleep. Suddenly there was a loud knock. Ashfaq was still

    sleepy-eyed as he opened the door. And at once he fell into the hands of the police.

    Friendship, duty and even the feeling of belonging to the same placenone of these could

    check the Pathans greed for money. The Pathan had fed him, talked to him in a very friendly

    way and then had handed Ashfaq to the police.

    The police wanted to use Ashfaq to suit their plans; they tried very hard to do so. An army

    officer, Tasadruk Khan, was in the police department and had rendered useful service to the

    British as their agent in Arabia during the First World War. He met Ashfaq in prison and tried

    to make him agree to give evidence against his former friends. But Ashfaq did not like his

    advice. The police charge -sheeted him in the court. By this time the Kakori case had

    progressed much; the case against Ashfaq was combined with it. A committee had been

    formed to defend the accused in the main case. Motilal Nehru was the chairman. There were

    eminent men like Jawaharlal, Sriprakasha, Acharya Narendra Dev, Govind Ballabh Pant and

    Chandra Bhanu Gupta on the committee.

    Life in prison had made Ashfaq very pious. He said his prayers regularly and during Ramzan

    fasted very strictly. The main case and the complementary case relating to the Kakori train

    robbery came to an end. The Court of Justice under the British rule gave its judgement.

    Ramaprasad Bismil, Ashfaqulla Khan, Rajendra Lahiri and Roshan Singh were to be put to

    death; the others were given life sentences.

    The whole country protested against the death sentences. Members of the Central Legislature

    petitioned the Viceroy to reduce their death sentences into life sentences. Appeals were sent

    to the Privy council, the highest court in those days. But British imperialism was thirsting for

    the blood of the Indian revolutionaries.

    The four revolutionaries sentenced to death died with a smile on their lips and a prayer that

    they be born again in India so that they could fight again for the countrys freedom. And so

    they became martyrs.

    Ashfaq and Ramaprasad were poets just as they were revolutionaries. Ashfaq had composed

    poems mostly in Urdu and a few in Hindi. His pen names were Varasi and Hazarat. Ashfaqulla

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    was an ideal revolutionary. His devotion to the cause he admired made him the foremost

    among those who gave their lives to win freedom for the country. Love for the motherland,

    clear thinking, courage, firmness and loyalty were embodied in Ashfaq to the hilt. He deserves

    to be remembered and cherished by all Indians for his noble qualities.

    (Shachindra Nath Bakshi b. 25 Dec 1904, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh - d. was a prominent Indianrevolutionary belonging to Hindustan Republican Association (HRA, which after 1928 became

    the Hindustan Socialist Republican Association or HSRA) that was created to carry out

    revolutionary activities against the British Empire in India.He participated in Kakori train

    robbery and was sentenced to life for the same.)

    (Rajendra Lahiri 1892 - December 17, 1927 also known as Rajendra Nath Lahiri, was a Bengali

    revolutionary who participated in various revolutionary activities of the Hindustan Socialist

    Republican Association aimed at ousting the British from India.He was born in village

    Mohanpur in District Pabna in erstwhile Bengal (now in Bangladesh). His father was Kshitish

    Mohan Lahiri. Rajendra Lahiri owned a big estate in Varanasi, but was very active in

    revolutionary and nationalist activities against the British rule. He participated in the

    Dakshineshwar bomb case and was sentenced to jail. He took part in the famous Kakori train

    robbery on August 9, 1925. He was arrested and tried, along with several other

    revolutionaries, in the year-long case. He was found guilty and hanged in the Gonda jail on

    December 17, 1927.)

    (Thakur Roshan Singh (20 Dec 1927 Allahabad Uttar Pradesh) was a great Indian

    revolutionary.He hailed from Shahjahanpur, Uttar Pradesh.He belonged to Hindustan

    Republican Association (HRA, which after 1928 became the Hindustan Socialist Republican

    Association or HSRA) that was created to carry out revolutionary activities against the British

    Empire in India.He participated in Kakori train robbery and was tried and sentenced to death

    for the same.He was a close associate of Pandit Ram Prasad Bismil, Ashfaqulla Khan, Chandra

    Shekar Azaad and Shaheed Bhagat Singh.)

    (Banwari Lal was a prominent Indian revolutionary.He hailed from Shahjahanpur, Uttar

    Pradesh.He belonged to Hindustan Republican Association (HRA, which after 1928 became the

    Hindustan Socialist Republican Association or HSRA) that was created to carry out

    revolutionary activities against the British Empire in India.He participated in Kakori train

    robbery and was sentenced for two years imprisonment.)

    (Manmath Nath Gupta (1908-October 2000) was an Indian revolutionary and author ofautobiographical, historical and fictional books in Hindi, English and Bengali. He joined the

    Indian independence movement at the age of 13, and was an active member of the Hindustan

    Republican Association. He participated in the famous Kakori train robbery in 1925 and was

    imprisoned till India's independence in 1947. He has written several books on the history of

    the Indian struggle for independence from a revolutionary's point of view, including They

    Lived Dangerously - Reminiscences of a Revolutionary. He was also the editor of the Hindi

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    literary magazine Aajkal. Manmath Nath Gupta joined the Indian nationalist movement as

    early as the age of 13 years. In 1921, he was distributing pamphlets in the Gadolia area of

    Benares calling for a boycott of the reception of the Prince of Wales by the Maharaja of

    Banares. When a police officer approached him, he stood his ground instead of running away.

    During the court proceedings, he told the judge, "I will not cooperate with you." He was jailed

    for three months. The Kakori train robbery was the turning point in his life. On 9 August 1925,ten revolutionaries including Manmath Nath Gupta stopped a train near Kakori and looted the

    government treasury traveling in it. He was later arrested and tried for this incident, but being

    a teenager at that time, was not sentenced to death. He was instead imprisoned for life, and

    spent some time in the Cellular Jail in Andaman.He was released from imprisonment after

    India gained independence on August 15, 1947. He became a prolific writer, producing about

    120 books in Hindi, English and Bengali. In They Lived Dangerously he narrates the life of

    revolutionaries and how they saw and reacted to the various events in Indian independence

    movement. This often presents an alternative point of view to the commonly accepted

    account. Speaking of the Chauri Chaura incident, he said, "India would have attained

    independence in 1922 but for Gandhis bungling, as many competent writers have said, but

    there is no doubt that on this occasion Gandhi had failed badly." he became a Communist

    party of India(CPI)member and was active in political and social movements.He joined the

    Indian Ministry of Information and Broadcasting and edited the Planning Commission's

    prestigious publications, including Yojna. He was also the editor of Bal Bharti, a children's

    magazine, and Aajkal, a Hindi literary magazine.)

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