आख़िरी 24 घंटों की दर्दनाक कहानी | Untold Story of Bhagat Singh | Sonu Sharma

Hello friends, the date was March 23, 1931. Lahore's Central Jail was abuzz with the chants of "Inquilab Zindabad." Everyone in the jail had tears in their eyes and hatred for the British in their hearts. But everyone's eyes were fixed on the 23-year-old young man, who, along with two of his comrades, was smilingly walking towards the

gallows. Today, you will witness how Indian revolutionaries embrace death smilingly for their ideals. Everyone was anxious to have one last look at that dashing young man who, even while in prison, had shaken the foundations of the entire British Empire. The same British Empire, whose praise was often used as a saying: "The sun never sets on this empire; the British defeated those they could not

conquer by force by deceit." This same British government today surrendered before a 23-year- old, determined young man. This 23-year-old boy had troubled the British so much that from the day he entered the jail, he was running the jail according to his own wishes. The extent was such that the prison walls of which prisoners often The jail administration itself had to

break the walls of the same jail that people break to escape, like thieves in the dark of the night, because the jail administration neither had the courage nor the status to take the bodies of those three brave sons of Mother India from the main gate of the jail.

Today, this country of 1.5 billion people bows its head and calls that boy, who made a spectacle and a joke of the entire system of the British government, which was proud of its evil mind, as Shaheed Azam Sardar Bhagat Singh. Bhagat Singh, who was the pride of his father Sardar Kishan Singh, who was the apple of his mother Vidyavati Devi's eye,