In this episode #30, we delve into the unconventional life of Sardar Udham Singh, the Indian revolutionary who avenged the Jallianwala Bagh massacre. Join us as we explore his early life, his journey across continents, and his relentless pursuit of justice. Discover the lesser-known aspects of his mission, his motivations, and the profound impact he had on India's struggle for independence. This is a story of courage, sacrifice, and an unyielding spirit that defied colonial oppression. Don't miss this deep dive into one of history's most compelling figures.
https://archive.org/details/shaheed-udham-singh-case
00:00 - Intro - India & British Raj
06:48 - Childhood & Early Struggles
13:47 - Khalsa Orphanage
15:24 - Michael O'dwyer & WW1
18:00 - Punjab in WW1
24:57 - Aftermath of War
26:44 - Defence of India Act & Rowlatt Acts
31:01 - Arrests of Kitchlew & Satyapal
32:00 - Jallianwala Bagh Massacre (1919)
43:10 - Aftermath of Massacre
45:59 - Gujranwala Bombings
47:40 - Was Sardar Udham Singh at Bagh?
49:35 - African Expedition & Ghadar Party
54:00 - AMERICA Via MEXICO Via U.K
1:00:00 - American Dream
1:06:38 - Off to India
1:12:20 - Reginald Dyer
1:14:00 - Arrest and Sardar Bhagat Singh
1:20:14 - Released (1931) & Manjit Singh Kassid
1:22:30 - Back to England
1:27:36 - Sardar Udham in "Elephant Boy"
1:29:37 - IPI & Financial Crisis
1:34:11 - Target Locked
1:40:00 - Caxton Hall, London
1:47:12 - Ballistic Error
1:48:15 - Arrest & Trials
1:54:53 - Martyrdom
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