Death Anniversary Of Freedom Fighter Chandrasekhar Azad

Death Anniversary of Chandrasekhar Azad: The British used to eat awe, even after being martyred, many bullets were fired on Azad.

From the great revolutionary Chandrashekhar Azad, the British officers and soldiers were quite awe-struck. On 27 February 1931, at Alfred Park (Azad Park).

Azad had killed himself by shooting the last shot of his pistol, but the British could not believe that Azad had died. To confirm this, he fired several bullets on her dead body.

Azad was calm but the British did not believe.

Historian Prof. Vimalchandra Shukla tells that Chandrashekhar Azad, who had fought with the British in Alfred Park, had fired the last shot of the pistol on his temple.

While under the tree he had become immortal by quiet forever, but the British officers could not believe that Azad Have become free from this world.

The British used to be so terrified in the name of Azad that bullets were stopped by Azad, but none of them had the courage to move forward.

When there was not a single bullet for about half an hour, the British soldiers were asked to move slowly, but Azad’s fear in them was such that the soldiers were crawling on the ground and moving towards Azad.

Death Anniversary of Chandrasekhar Azad: Did not dare to go to Azad’s dead body.

Azad’s dead body was lying behind a tree. When the British came in sight, he breathed a sigh of relief, but he was so scared of Azad that no one dared even go near his dead body.

The British opened fire on his dead body, coming close only after being convinced of his death. Born in 1906 in Unnao district of Uttar Pradesh.

The great revolutionary Chandrashekhar Azad was born on 23 July 1906 in Badarka village in the Unnao district of Uttar Pradesh. His full name was Chandrashekhar Tiwari. His childhood was spent in Madhya Pradesh.

He met Pandit Ram Prasad Bismil in 1922 and Chandrashekhar became a revolutionary.

Chandrasekhar had spread so much terror in the British rule by his revolutionary exploits that even a small group of police used to panic in raiding.

On 17 January 1931, the British announced a reward for holding them. He was martyred in an encounter in Allahabad on 27 February 1931.

Death Anniversary of Chandrasekhar Azad: He shot himself to fulfill his oath, did not fire a single Indian soldier.

Dr. Rajesh Mishra, research officer at the Allahabad Museum located in Chandrashekhar Azad Park (Alfred Park), says there are many memories associated with Azad in the city.

Apart from his statue in Azad Park, the museum has his pistol and related information.

It is said that on 27 February 1931, Azad, who was fighting alone with the English army in Allahabad, fired at himself when he had only one bullet left from his pistol to fulfill his oath.

He swore that he would not come alive to the British. He had killed more than a dozen British soldiers before committing death but had not harmed any Indian soldiers.

It is said that Chandrashekhar Azad, who stood alone in front of the British army, used to shout and tell the Indian soldiers that you do not have enmity with the people, you should go to the shore.

He also obeyed his word. The British used to shoot soldiers and officers only. He had put the British to death before killing him but had not killed a single Indian soldier.