Bhagat Singh is perhaps the most celebrated revolutionary of India.
Bhagat Singh and his comrades were not blood-thirsty, trigger-happy terrorists. They were waging a war against a relentless colonial power. The odds were heavily against them. They were just a handful of selfless patriots and they had dared to take on the mighty British power. It was a battle they were not going to win.
Yet Bhagat Singh and his associates did not die in vain. They compelled the British authorities to sit up and take note of the deep unrest prevailing in the country. They showed their fellow countrymen how to dare and die. They gave young Indians a heritage from which to draw inspiration.
