Biography of Roshan Singh
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Roshan Singh was an Indian revolutionary who was sentenced in the Bareilly shooting case during the Non-Cooperation Movement of 1921-22. After being released from Bareilly Central Jail, he joined the Hindustan Republican Association in 1924. While he was not in the Kakori murder case but he was arrested and the British government sentenced him to death.
Revolutionary Thakur Roshan Singh was born on January 22, 1892, in the village of Nabada, a well-known district of Uttar Pradesh, located in Shahjahanpur. His mother's name was Kaushalela Devi and the father's name was Thakur Jangi Singh Thakur Roshan Singh wrote a letter to his friend from the dime of Allahabad Naini jail on December 6, 1927 ... Hang in within a week. Pray to God that you do not harass me. My death will be the cause of happiness. It is definitely necessary to be born and die in the world. Do not defame yourself by misbehaving in the world and remember God while dying, this should be two things. These two things are with me by the grace of God. Therefore, my death is not worth any kind of regret.
Arrest to Roshan Singh
Thakur Roshan Singh was completely influenced by the 'Non-Cooperation Movement' around 1929. They came in contact with the country and bowed down and finally came to Ramprasad Bismil and became a revolutionary passenger. It was the influence of his British opponents and Bharat Bhakti that he was staying with Bismil and enthusiastically participating in dangerous acts. He was also convicted in 'Kakori Kand' and was arrested on September 26, 1925 for the same accusation.
Trying to make an informant:
In jail, the police tried very hard to make them an informant, but they did not dare. Like the rock, remain firm on its principles. In the context of 'Kakori Kand', Thakur Roshan Singh was also sentenced to death like Ram Prasad Bismil, Rajendranath Lahiri and Ashfaq Ula Khaan. Although the people were supposed to get their imprisonment, but they were actually supposed to get kirti and for them it was the best medium. Upon hearing the sentence of the death penalty, he pronounced 'Omkar' in the court and then quieted. He was the exclusive worshiper of the mantra.
Kakori Conspiracy on Roshan Singh
Thakur Roshan Singh Kakori was not included in the train but he was arrested and sentenced to death in Mohan Lal's blood. When the sentence was being heard, the judge had sentenced five years' imprisonment under Section 121 (A) and 120 (B) of the IPC, and Roshan Singh could easily understand the English word "five years" easily, after hearing the punishment, Thakur Roshan Singh had recommended him not to punish the punishment of Pandit Ram Prasad Bismil by the judge, but when Vishnu Sharan Dubshi said in his ear, "Thakur saheb! You will get the same punishment as Pandit Ram Prasad Bismil. "Upon listening to this word from Dubhish's mouth, Thakur Roshan Singh stood up from his chair and embraced the Pandit and happily, where," Oh Pandit! Do you want to go alone to death? Thakur no longer wants to leave you alone and alone. Here also he will go with you. "
Last journey of Roshan Singh
Thousands of men and women, youth and elderly Roshan Singh were waiting for their last visit to attend the funeral at the gate of Nani Malacca jail in Allahabad. As soon as his body was brought out by the prison staff, all the people present there shouted "Roshan Singh Amar Rahane". The funeral came out in the form of a huge procession and stopped at the confluence point of Ganga-Yamuna, where he was cremated in a vedic manner.
Streets of the day:
The first night of the hanging, Thakur Sahab slept for a few hours and then worshiped God from late night. Early morning, he would be retired from the toilet, he used to meditate in the Gita, after some time, he said to the watchman, "Come on." He started to see with surprise that it is a man or a god. Thakur Sahib bowed his ear to the closet and went to the gallows in the hands of the Gita and proceeded to the house hanged from poker. Kissed the trap of hanging and then loudly proclaimed three vars Vande Mataram and swinging through the trap, chanting the Ved Mantra - "O 3 M Vishwani Dev Shivaratur Durrani Parasu Yad Bhadram Tanasusuv".
Thousands of male and female youths were gathered at the gate of Mali Jail at Naini in Allahabad, to attend the last glimpse of Thakur Sahib and to join his funeral. As soon as his body was brought out by the prison staff, all the people present there slogan - "Roshan Singh! Stay immortal !!" The funeral came out in the shape of a huge procession and the Ganga stopped at the confluence of the Yamuna where they were cremated in the Vedic form. After the execution, an amazing peace was visible on the face of Thakur Sahib. The mustaches were like that, but they seemed to be stacked with pride, as it is also seen in this picture. Thakur Sahib was the only one to die till he died that he was hanged, no matter.
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