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Revolutionary leader Bhagat Singh, who was born in 1907 in the Lyallpur district of the Punjab Province of British India, is remembered for his invaluable contribution to the Indian freedom struggle.
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Bhagat Singh, who was given the death penalty by the British, inspired the youth to fight for nation's freedom.
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When Bhagat Singh’s parents tried to get him married, he left home for Kanpur and said that if he married in slave India, “my bride shall only be death”. He also joined Hindustan Socialist Republican Association.
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Despite being a Sikh by birth, he shaved his beard and cut his hair to avoid being recognised and arrested for the killing of the Assistant Superintendent of Police, John Saunders. Later, he managed to escape from Lahore to Calcutta.
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His death sentence was pronounced on October 07, 1930 as the British came to know about his involvement in the death of John Saunders.
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