NEW DELHI, September 28: India is paying tribute to revolutionary freedom fighter Shaheed Bhagat Singh on his 119th birth anniversary today, remembering his courage, sacrifice and contribution to the country’s struggle for independence.
Born on September 28, 1907, Bhagat Singh became one of the most recognisable figures of India’s freedom movement. His ideas, writings and sacrifice at the age of just 23 continue to hold a prominent place in the country’s historical memory.
Nation Pays Tribute to Bhagat Singh
Commemorative programmes are being organised in different parts of the country to mark the revolutionary leader’s birth anniversary.
People are paying respects at memorials associated with Bhagat Singh, while educational and cultural programmes are highlighting his life, ideas and involvement in the freedom struggle.
Social media platforms are also filled with messages remembering his contribution and sacrifice.
119th Birth Anniversary Observed Today
Bhagat Singh was born on September 28, 1907, in Banga village in the then Lyallpur district of undivided Punjab, now located in Pakistan.
He was born into a family that was actively associated with the freedom movement, exposing him to anti-colonial ideas from an early age.
His experiences during British rule eventually shaped his commitment to revolutionary politics and the independence movement.
Punjab Marks Anniversary With Special Programmes
Punjab is holding special events to commemorate Bhagat Singh’s birth anniversary.
A state-level programme titled “Jashn-e-Inquilab” has been planned at Punjab Agricultural University in Ludhiana, bringing together cultural performances and activities dedicated to his legacy.
People are also visiting Khatkar Kalan in Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar, which remains closely associated with Bhagat Singh and his family.
Prime Minister Pays Tribute
Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid tribute to Bhagat Singh on Monday, remembering his courage and role in giving new energy to the freedom movement.
He said Bhagat Singh’s willingness to sacrifice everything for the honour of the nation remains an inspiration for India’s youth.
Several other public representatives and organisations have also shared messages commemorating the revolutionary leader.
Bhagat Singh Joined Freedom Struggle at Young Age
Bhagat Singh became deeply involved in revolutionary activities while still very young.
He was influenced by major events of the period, including colonial repression and the growing movement against British rule.
Rather than viewing independence only as a transfer of political power, Bhagat Singh also wrote extensively about social equality, economic justice, communal harmony and the responsibilities of young people.
Revolutionary Activities Made Him National Figure
Bhagat Singh became one of the best-known members of the revolutionary movement during the late 1920s.
He was associated with the Hindustan Socialist Republican Association, which advocated resistance to British colonial rule.
Along with his fellow revolutionaries, Bhagat Singh participated in actions intended to challenge colonial authority and draw public attention to the demand for complete independence.
Assembly Bombing Became Historic Moment
One of the most famous incidents associated with Bhagat Singh took place in April 1929, when he and Batukeshwar Dutt threw low-intensity bombs inside the Central Legislative Assembly in Delhi.
The action was designed to make a political statement rather than cause mass casualties.
Bhagat Singh and Dutt remained at the scene and allowed themselves to be arrested, using the subsequent legal proceedings to communicate their political ideas to a wider audience.
Jail Protest Drew National Attention
While imprisoned, Bhagat Singh and other revolutionaries launched a hunger strike demanding better treatment for Indian political prisoners.
The protest attracted widespread public attention and transformed Bhagat Singh into an even more prominent symbol of resistance to British rule.
His writings and statements from prison also contributed significantly to his public legacy.
Bhagat Singh Executed at Age 23
Bhagat Singh was executed along with Shivaram Rajguru and Sukhdev Thapar on March 23, 1931, in Lahore.
He was only 23 years old.
The executions generated widespread anger and mourning across India, and March 23 is now observed as Shaheed Diwas in remembrance of the three revolutionaries.
His Writings Continue to Be Discussed
Bhagat Singh was not remembered solely for armed revolutionary activity.
He was also an active reader and writer who discussed subjects including freedom, equality, colonialism, social justice and the role of young people in building a new society.
His essays, letters and prison writings continue to be studied and debated decades after his death.
Birthplace in Present-Day Pakistan Also Holds Historical Importance
Bhagat Singh’s birthplace is located in present-day Faisalabad district in Pakistan, formerly known as Lyallpur.
His ancestral home there has been preserved as a historical site connected with his early life.
Plans have also been reported for further recognition of his connection with the region through heritage-related initiatives.
Legacy Continues to Inspire Generations
More than nine decades after his execution, Bhagat Singh remains one of the most widely recognised figures of India’s independence movement.
His image continues to feature prominently in cultural programmes, books, films, educational institutions and public commemorations.
For many young Indians, his short life has become associated with courage, sacrifice and a willingness to challenge injustice.
India Remembers the Revolutionary Icon
The 119th birth anniversary provides another occasion to revisit Bhagat Singh’s life beyond the popular image of a revolutionary martyr.
His contribution included political activism, intellectual engagement and a strong belief in social transformation.
As commemorations take place across the country today, his legacy continues to remain an important part of the story of India’s freedom struggle.
Source – Akashvani News / Prime Minister’s Office / Press Information Bureau / Times of India News on Air
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