Let’s come….. touch again to that golden movement of history of Freedom Movement….

Martyr Sardar Bhagat Singh was a hero of the early 20^th century independence movement of India.  He was a vocal critic of British ruler in India and was involved in two attacks on British officers (i) First on a local police chief and (iii) Central Legislative Assembly in Delhi. He was executed for his crimes in 1931 at the age of 23.

In 1931 Bhagat Singh was hanged for the murder of Officer J. P. Saunders in the city of Lahore. Saunders had been mistakenly killed as part of a plot to kill the Police Chief, who was responsible for the death of Lala Lajpat Rai, an influential Indian writer and politician.

An event of “Let’s come….. touch again to that golden movement of history….” was organised by the SKVSP.

Martyr Bhagat Singh, the young freedom fighter, with their anger towards the British rule, memorising his sacrifice, high level of patriotism and to recall his memories from his childhood by his youngest brother, Padmashree Hon Saradar Kultar Singh was felicitated by SKVSP with memento as token of love. It was great experience to every one to hearing the memories of Martyr Bhagat Singh. We all have a lot of proud of his sacrifice of his lives to mother India. It was the time to touch again that golden movement of history by his youngest brother.