Martyrdom of Bhagat Singh

Bhagat Singh was a young Indian revolutionary who fought for independence from British rule. In 1929, he and his comrades committed acts to protest colonial oppression and inspire freedom. They believed in the cause so strongly that Bhagat Singh chose to accept the death penalty rather than seek mercy. He was executed in 1931 at the age of 23. His sacrifice made him a national hero and symbol of bravery and patriotism, inspiring generations to continue the struggle for India’s independence. His martyrdom exemplifies dedication to a larger cause and remains a powerful legacy in Indian history.