The History of Indian Freedom struggle

Monami Banerjee

 

You all have heard of a country, namely “India”, India- the name given by the

Greeks to the country “Bharatvarsh”, India, the nation which is unique, the nation which

was famously known as the ‘Golden Bird’,

the nation which bore legendary sons and

daughters, the nation which has always depended on spirituality, the nation which taught never to

accept defeat, never to step back from facing the difficulties, the nation whose strength lay in her

values, the nation which has always been invaded by invaders, the nation which not only created

Warriors but heroes and heroines in the true sense, she

is none other than our motherland, “Bharat Maa”, (“Mother India”).

 

May be you all have heard these facts about

India, but do you all understand these facts?

Do you all realize these facts? Do you all

wish to analyze these facts? Then, let me tell

you some true facts regarding Indian freedom

struggle, which will inspire you, which will

surprise you, which will make you emotional,

which will give you the strength to fight, which will introduce you to some popular legends of

India, which will make you face the truth.

 

The nation has always received greatest betray from its own people, in the same way

the worthiest children fought till their last

breath to save their motherland from invaders, and punish the betrayers, our

dear motherland suffered 190 years dependence by the British, knowing the reason of which we

will have to go back to

the past; It was the Battle of Plassey, 23rd June, 1757, when British captured Bengal,

killed Nawab Siraj- ud- daulah, with the help

of his commander Mir Zafar, the culprit for

whom the Sun in India set for long 190 years!

 

The struggle for independence started since then, many tribes revolted, many poor people

revolted, many wealthy people revolted, many students revolted, many teachers revolted, many

children revolted, many women revolted, many kings revolted, many

queens revolted, but still the British suppressed them, the British tortured them

ruthlessly, snatched the womanhood from

the women, and did all sorts of evil works.

 

Then the first blow of division came to

India, in 1905, in the form of Partition of

Bengal, the revolution reached its zenith,

freedom fighter Khudiram Bose became the

first teenage martyr, then the brave freedom

fighter Bagha Jatin lost his life in the famous

Battle of Buribalam, Rash Behari Bose escaped to Japan, amidst all these revolts,

Little Subhas was growing up, who later became “The Great Netaji.”

 

Violent revolution continued, the more British

killed freedom fighters, the more new freedom fighters emerged, they were guided

by dynamic leaders, however there were few

so called leaders, who were British agents but

people failed to understand that. Do you want

to know the names of those betrayers? One

of them was so called worshipper of non- violence, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi and

the other was Jawaharlal Nehru, who is well- known for his relationship with Lady Mountbatten.

 

So finally, how did India achieve her independence? The man who crossed all

limits, all barriers, fooled the British by escaping from house arrest, went to unknown lands to

free Bharat Maa from the clutches of

the British, crossed the Kabul River by a leather bag without knowing swimming, mobilized

Hitler and General Tojo

to help in Indian freedom struggle, who led

the Azad Hind Fauj, who formed the provincial government of Arzi- Hukumat-e-Azad-e-Hind,

who was the Prime

Minister of “Undivided India”, who was a world leader, whom every single person of the world

respected, whose intelligence went

above the shrewd British and others, who united the Indians, who created a new path when there

was no path, who took all kinds of risks in his life, only and only to bring us freedom, he is none

other than our National

Hero, the Liberator of India, the real Father

of our nation, the Great Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, who is immortal, whose death

is still a mystery, a mystery which I am

dedicated to solving.