The Truth about Bhagat Singh | Dhruv Rathee

Hello friends! 23rd March 1931. It has been 90 years since that day when Rajguru, Sukhdev, and Bhagat Singh were martyred. Today, all of us knows about Bhagat Singh. But I believe, that he is one of the most misunderstood and misrepresented freedom fighters of our country. Many people put his photo as their profile pictures.

But hardly any of them have tried to understand his opinions, ideas, and ideologies. In today's video, I will like to discuss this friends. Let us try to understand Bhagat Singh better. Whenever you hear the name 'Bhagat Singh', many of you associate it with words like weapons and violence. But do you know, friends, that Bhagat Singh

was considered a fierce intellectual of his time? His friends said that whenever they saw him, he had a book in his hand. He had studied British, European, American, Russian literature at length. According to some estimates, he had read over 250 books before being arrested. And in the two years he spent in jail, he read more than 300 books.

Not only for reading books, but Bhagat Singh was also renowned for his prose. For his writing. His articles were published in magazines such as Kirti, Akali, Veer Arjun and Pratap. They were the magazines of that time. What I mean to say is that Bhagat Singh was an intellectual of the highest order. But today if you ask someone to act like Bhagat Singh,

they will play with their moustaches and fire finger guns. But did you know that Bhagat Singh had said that, "Bombs and pistols cannot bring revolution Revolution's sword is sharpened on thoughts." But when do people talk about ideas and ideologies today? People are happy to project an intellectual revolutionary as a trigger-happy rebel. This is why, in today's video, I will present three major ideologies of Bhagat Singh.