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Kakori Train action 1925 by Time remember Freedom Fighter on Republic Day Special Kakori UP Bharat

The Kakori Train Action (historically known as the Kakori Conspiracy) was a daring train robbery carried out on August 9, 1925, by Indian revolutionaries. It wasn't just a heist; it was a strategic strike against the British Raj to fund the struggle for independence. ​Here is everything you need to know about this landmark event. ​## The Mission & Execution ​The operation was orchestrated by the Hindustan Republican Association (HRA), a revolutionary group that believed in armed resistance against colonial rule. ​The Target: The 8-Down Train traveling from Shahjahanpur to Lucknow. It was carrying tax money (collected from Indians) that was being transferred to the British treasury. ​The Act: As the train neared Kakori (a small village near Lucknow), Rajendra Lahiri pulled the emergency chain. Ten revolutionaries overpowered the guards and broke into the iron safe in the guard's van. ​The Loot: They escaped with approximately ₹4,600—a significant sum at the time—which was intended to be used for buying weapons and printing revolutionary literature. ​## Key Personalities ​The action involved ten young men, many of whom became legendary martyrs of the Indian freedom struggle: