“If the deaf are to hear, the sound has to be very loud. When we dropped the bomb, it was not our intention to kill anybody. We have bombed the British Government. The British must quit India and make her free”. These are truly powerful … aren’t they???!!! Whose words it could be?!!! Of course no doubt it’s someone’s who did breathe freedom throughout his life… whose cells were vibrating with the very conceit of spreading the thought that our INDIA is just ours… “BHAGAT SINGH “whom I always admired for his abeyant nature, fortitude and of course for his fierceness….When Pacifism raised its voice all over the nation, his subversive solicitude stimulated the young and the energetic minds throughout.. I was totally neurotic at the same time enamored when I read all about his life…. Such a wonderful personality whose life had been too cataclysm but still he managed and his stupendous nature of striving hard for freedom made him the awesome person among all the Indians…
When I was just surfing the net all that I got was all about many conspiracy theories existing regarding Singh, especially the events surrounding his death... As a matter of fact, his hanging could have been considered, if leaders (Not mentioning any of them) of that juncture would have supported him only if their main motive was to see a free India… But none came up to protest or either save him… If violence was the only cause for the leaders to let the execution proceed, it should have been as mean in their part as, when there are people who are so desperate to live their life to the fullest, his hankering towards our India rather on his life portrays him as potent leader… I always wonder, to the maximum, I have seen schools where subjects are based mostly on leaders who, of course struggled to attain freedom, but in placid way… And I always feel it is ridiculous and pathetic to see people who at most still believe the fact behind freedom is NON-VIOLENCE and hence heroes like Bhagat Singh’s life remain unsung…
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