Jallianwala baugh

Untold, Unheard, Unsung Hero - Udham Singh Ji
(Trip - SEP-18)

13-April-1919 : British rule : General Dyre ordered killing of unarmed and peaceful protesters.

The Killing : Official, unofficial and various sources have various numbers for life lost and injured in the massacre. But one thing is for sure, brutality of Hitler is portrayed but never Queen has been questioned for her GREEDY lifestyle and requirement of empire to fulfill her misdeeds. On one side there was Hitler, and on opposite end there was Winston Churchill who was no less brutal and merciless and must be called cruel of same order as that of Hitler and entire British mindset as well.

The revenge : Generel Dyre was one face of Jallianwala baugh massacre and Michael O'Dwyer was another face. He was the Governor who sent troops and thus was guilty in the eyes of Udham Singh Ji. Udham Singh ji determined and later executed his action plan.

13-March-1940, after 21 years of Massacre, Udham Singh Ji Shot dead Michael O'Dwyer in London at Caxton Hall. This heroic story is unknown to many.

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