<\/p>\n
You all have heard of a country, namely “India”, India- the name given by the<\/p>\n
Greeks to the country “Bharatvarsh”, India, the nation which is unique, the nation which<\/p>\n
was famously known as the ‘Golden Bird’,<\/p>\n
the nation which bore legendary sons and<\/p>\n
daughters, the nation which has always depended on spirituality, the nation which taught never to<\/p>\n
accept defeat, never to step back from facing the difficulties, the nation whose strength lay in her<\/p>\n
values, the nation which has always been invaded by invaders, the nation which not only created<\/p>\n
Warriors but heroes and heroines in the true sense, she<\/p>\n
is none other than our motherland, “Bharat Maa”, (“Mother India”).<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
May be you all have heard these facts about<\/p>\n
India, but do you all understand these facts?<\/p>\n
Do you all realize these facts? Do you all<\/p>\n
wish to analyze these facts? Then, let me tell<\/p>\n
you some true facts regarding Indian freedom<\/p>\n
struggle, which will inspire you, which will<\/p>\n
surprise you, which will make you emotional,<\/p>\n
which will give you the strength to fight, which will introduce you to some popular legends of<\/p>\n
India, which will make you face the truth.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
The nation has always received greatest betray from its own people, in the same way<\/p>\n
the worthiest children fought till their last<\/p>\n
breath to save their motherland from invaders, and punish the betrayers, our<\/p>\n
dear motherland suffered 190 years dependence by the British, knowing the reason of which we<\/p>\n
will have to go back to<\/p>\n
the past; It was the Battle of Plassey, 23rd June, 1757, when British captured Bengal,<\/p>\n
killed Nawab Siraj- ud- daulah, with the help<\/p>\n
of his commander Mir Zafar, the culprit for<\/p>\n
whom the Sun in India set for long 190 years!<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
The struggle for independence started since then, many tribes revolted, many poor people<\/p>\n
revolted, many wealthy people revolted, many students revolted, many teachers revolted, many<\/p>\n
children revolted, many women revolted, many kings revolted, many<\/p>\n
queens revolted, but still the British suppressed them, the British tortured them<\/p>\n
ruthlessly, snatched the womanhood from<\/p>\n
the women, and did all sorts of evil works.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Then the first blow of division came to<\/p>\n
India, in 1905, in the form of Partition of<\/p>\n
Bengal, the revolution reached its zenith,<\/p>\n
freedom fighter Khudiram Bose became the<\/p>\n
first teenage martyr, then the brave freedom<\/p>\n
fighter Bagha Jatin lost his life in the famous<\/p>\n
Battle of Buribalam, Rash Behari Bose escaped to Japan, amidst all these revolts,<\/p>\n
Little Subhas was growing up, who later became “The Great Netaji.”<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Violent revolution continued, the more British<\/p>\n
killed freedom fighters, the more new freedom fighters emerged, they were guided<\/p>\n
by dynamic leaders, however there were few<\/p>\n
so called leaders, who were British agents but<\/p>\n
people failed to understand that. Do you want<\/p>\n
to know the names of those betrayers? One<\/p>\n
of them was so called worshipper of non- violence, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi and<\/p>\n
the other was Jawaharlal Nehru, who is well- known for his relationship with Lady Mountbatten.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
So finally, how did India achieve her independence? The man who crossed all<\/p>\n
limits, all barriers, fooled the British by escaping from house arrest, went to unknown lands to<\/p>\n
free Bharat Maa from the clutches of<\/p>\n
the British, crossed the Kabul River by a leather bag without knowing swimming, mobilized<\/p>\n
Hitler and General Tojo<\/p>\n
to help in Indian freedom struggle, who led<\/p>\n
the Azad Hind Fauj, who formed the provincial government of Arzi- Hukumat-e-Azad-e-Hind,<\/p>\n
who was the Prime<\/p>\n
Minister of “Undivided India”, who was a world leader, whom every single person of the world<\/p>\n
respected, whose intelligence went<\/p>\n
above the shrewd British and others, who united the Indians, who created a new path when there<\/p>\n
was no path, who took all kinds of risks in his life, only and only to bring us freedom, he is none<\/p>\n
other than our National<\/p>\n
Hero, the Liberator of India, the real Father<\/p>\n
of our nation, the Great Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, who is immortal, whose death<\/p>\n
is still a mystery, a mystery which I am<\/p>\n
dedicated to solving.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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