Bhagat Singh's Revolutionary History

Abstract

The transformative legacy of Bhagat Singh is explored in his paper. Each centenary year commemorate him for his sacrifice, offer us the chance to go beyond his martyrdom and dig. He stood up for theory and programme. He was not an emotional person but a nationalist who wanted to die or kill for the country's democracy. Indeed, he had a serious alternative government policy. In this paper it has been explained how many questions he posed in the 1920s still exist that are true and direct us to resolve issues in our national and foreign decisions. It is also worth noting for him as one of the first rationalists in the Indian Liberty Galaxy.