Bhagat Singh a Legend

                                BAHAGAT SINGH A LEGEND

     Bhagat Singh was an inspirational icon not only in his time but also in present, who laid down

 his life for the sake of his country. If Mahatma Gandhi is known as the father of nation, Singh

 was the architect of modern India. Born on the 28th of September 1907 and died 23rd march of

 1931became a successful leader, a great freedom fighter and a very effective writer but an

 atheist. Patriotism was in his blood that encouraged him to rose black flags against slavery. He

 is real hero who helped millions of people to get freedom.

      Foremost, he is well known as the one who provided a new direction to the Indians to get rid

 off from the cruel ruling of British empire.  His uncle and father also sacrificed their precious

 lives in the support of freedom struggle. Singh played a crucial role in the in Indian Nationalist

 Movement and very attracted towards socialism. Transformation of post-independence of  

 Indian society was the result of his inclination; he set a path for a political alternative which

 others even did not think off. Accomplishment of his goals was outcome of the his clear vision

 and dedication. True nationalists Jai Chand Vidyalankar and bhai Parmanand left great

 impression on Bhagat’s mind. He burnt the cloths and school books sponsored by the

 British government of that time. Tragedy of gave him a very painful scar on his heart. He got

 national support when he rose his voice for equal rights of Indian and British prisoners. He had

 to face some critics by his contemporaries and people even after his death . Indian national

 congress helped britishes to criticize him and his thoughts  

       Moreover, he had only aim to free India from the English rulers, when Simon commission

lead by Sir John Simon  came to India in 1928 which opposed by grieving people because no

member from India was selected.  On the track to  he established “kirti” (the kisan

party) and a “Naujwan bharat sabha”. After the death of Lala Lajpat Rai in lathi charge during

the protest. Singh along with his two friends Sukhdev and Rajguru decided to avenge Lala ji ’s

murder, on this way they assassinated Saunders. To being a great master he had to go against his

own culture and cut down his hair and beard that adds on more feather to the personality of a

great legend. “Simon go back” was a successful movement lead out by Singh. He and his

 associated learnt to crude an atomic bombs from Jatinder Nath.In 1926, and Kundan Lal Azad

 decided to rescue the prisoners of ‘Kokri’ case but failed as a result they exploded   a bomb in

 the assembly of Lahore, but due to the lack of evidence police had to release them. Even he

 threw two bombs two bombs at the Legislative Assembly with Bakuteshwar Dutt and the

 slogans of “Inqlab Zindabad” were also shouted. Their aim was not to hurt anyone, they just

 want to express disagreement to defence of Indian act.

     However, Bhagat was a great thinker, reader and writer. Most of his writings were written in

 the jail, but he had to do hunger strike because the government did not allow reading and writing

 in the prison. Thus he maintained a note book 404 pages including notes and quotes as an

 example here is a one of these

                                              “Ah my beloved, fill the cup that clears

                                               Today of past Regrets and future fears”  

 He elaborated all his affection and love towards his country and common people of India.

 He was struggling against age, nature and circumstances, law and order were weighed upon him

 to lose his self-respect and liberty. An alone individual knocked at the door of British rule

 violently. He showed his wish in his book that his friends should speak little or not all about