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Shaheed Kartar Singh Sarabha Part-2 | The 19-Year-Old Revolutionary Who Shook the British Empire

This video explores the powerful story told in Shaheed Kartar Singh Sarabha by Ajmer Singh, a book that brings to light the life, struggle, and sacrifice of one of India’s youngest and most fearless revolutionaries. Kartar Singh Sarabha’s life was short, but his impact on India’s freedom movement was extraordinary. Born in the village of Sarabha in Punjab, he lost his father early and was raised by his grandfather. At just 16, he traveled to the United States to study engineering at the University of California, Berkeley. While working alongside his studies, he experienced firsthand the racism and humiliation faced by Indians under colonial rule. These experiences shaped his political consciousness and strengthened his resolve to fight for India’s freedom. The book carefully traces his involvement with the Ghadar Party, formed in 1913 by Indian revolutionaries abroad. Sarabha emerged as a key figure in the movement, playing an important role in editing and managing the Punjabi edition of the Ghadar newspaper. Through powerful writing and poetry, the paper awakened nationalist sentiments among Indians living overseas and encouraged them to rise against British rule. With the outbreak of World War I in 1914, the Ghadar leaders believed the time was right for an armed uprising in India. Sarabha was among the first to return, fully aware of the risks. His dedication and fearlessness stood out, even among seasoned revolutionaries. However, the movement was betrayed, and Sarabha was arrested for his role in the Ghadar Conspiracy. In November 1915, at just 19 years old, he was executed by the British in Lahore Central Jail. Ajmer Singh’s book presents Sarabha not just as a revolutionary, but as a symbol of clarity, courage, and absolute commitment to freedom. His smiling acceptance of martyrdom left a deep impression on future revolutionaries, especially Bhagat Singh, who considered Sarabha his ideal. This video is a tribute to a young martyr whose ideas and sacrifice continue to inspire generations. It is also an attempt to revisit a chapter of history that deserves to be remembered, understood, and honored. Website Link :- https://www.awaazghar.net/ App Link:- https://play.google.com/store/apps/de... App Store Link:- https://apps.apple.com/app/id6741099484 Copyright (India & International): This video is made only for review and educational purposes. The Copyright Act, 1957 in India protects all original creative works. Any use of book content must follow fair dealing rules such as review, research, criticism or education. Copyright laws in other countries also protect authors and publishers under the Berne Convention. All rights to the book remain with the original author and publisher. This video does not claim ownership of any copyrighted material. #ShaheedKartarSinghSarabha #AjmerSingh #GhadarMovement #IndianFreedomStruggle #PunjabiHistory #IndianRevolutionaries #BhagatSinghInspiration #UnsungHeroes #HistoryOfIndia #MartyrsOfIndia #PunjabiBooks #FreedomFighters