Jamshedpur, July 31: Shaheed Udham Singh, the brave son India, who avenged the Jallianwala Bagh massacre. On the death anniversary of the great sacrificer, Naman, the leading organization of the city paid tribute at Birsanagar and number 10 No. Basti.
BJP leader Amarpreet Singh Kale said that it is unbelievable and unimaginable and in the history of the whole world it is such an example that one might have heard, how a 19 year old young man, after 21 years of penance, suffered atrocities on Mother Bharati.Â
The Jallianwala Bagh massacre took place in front of Udham Singh, he was an eyewitness, he was a witness to the brutal murder of thousands of benami Indians, who fell victim to the bullets on the orders of the then General Dyer. It was here that he took the soil of Jallianwala Bagh and took a pledge to teach a lesson to General Dyer and the Governor of Punjab, Michael O’Dwyer, after which he became a revolutionary and fulfilled his pledge and sent a message to the world that Indian heroes never spared the tyrants. In this way this revolutionary became immortal in the history of Indian freedom struggle.
On the occasion, Dhurandhar Tripathi said that Udham Singh was a symbol of equality of all religions in the country.
On the occasion, Ramkewal Mishra said that Udham Singh was one of the supreme heroes of the freedom struggle, his sacrifice can never be forgotten.
The program was conducted by Rajiv Kumar and the vote of thanks was given by Jugun Pandey.
In this program Raghavendra Sharma, Akhilesh Pandey, Sandeep Singh Pappu, Riya Mitra, Anisha Sinha, Shukla Halder, Goldie, Satveer Singh, Paramjit Singh Kale, Pappu Rao, Amar Singh, Mahesh Mishra, Bibhash Majumdar, Satwinder Singh, Sarabjit Singh Tobi, Suman, Dheeraj Choudhary, Deepak Mahto, Mohan Das, Vicky Tarve, Shekhar Mukhi, Subham Lal, Suraj Choubey, Raj Singh, Rama Rao, Mannu Dhoke, Raju Kumar, Manoj Halder, Shuru Patro, Johnny Bhuyan, Vikas Mahanand, Amarendra, Suraj Jitendra, Himanshu and others paid their respects.