Bhagat Singh (Indian revolutionary)

Bhagat Singh was an influential Indian revolutionary born in 1907, known for his role in the struggle against British colonial rule. He became a symbol of resistance and youth activism, advocating for radical change. Singh was inspired by socialism and aimed to free India from oppression. He famously participated in protests, including the killing of a British officer in 1928, and was later arrested for his involvement in a bomb attack in the Central Legislative Assembly. Bhagat Singh was executed in 1931 at just 23 years old, but his legacy continues to inspire generations in the fight for justice and freedom.