सुभाषचंद्र बोस जयंती: दो बार आगरा आए थे नेताजी, युवाओं ने खून से 'जय हिंद' लिखकर दिया था समर्थन

जयंती पर जानते हैं कि आगरा के छात्र नेताओं में आजाद की लड़ाई में शामिल होने के लिए जोश भरने की पूरी कहानी

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00:00Mahasin Bose came to Agra twice, in 1938 and in 1940.

00:06In 1938, he stayed at Seth Ratan Lal's house in Khati Pada, Nohambundi.

00:12At that time, the people of the city came to meet him in secret,

00:17because he was the leader of Garam Mejaj.

00:19And the people who used to meet him, the British government used to get angry with them.

00:23That's why.

00:24They had a meeting in the Chungi Kachari Meydan,

00:27in which there were 10,000 people.

00:29At that time, the population of Agra was about 1.5 lakh.

00:31Seeing that, the crowd was very excited.

00:34There were slogans put up there.

00:36And they said, give blood, I will give freedom.

00:41This slogan became very popular later on.

00:43At that time, Om Prakash was the president of the university in Agra.

00:49Om Prakash Sharma.

00:50He had a good relationship with Mahasin Bose.

00:54He had written a letter to Mahasin Bose,

00:57that I am coming to Agra on this date, and meet me.

01:01The amazing thing is that he had written that letter on a moving train,

01:05and had also sent Om Prakash Sharma his ticket.

01:08It shouldn't be that you don't answer my letter,

01:10I am answering your letter.

01:12And he had also sent him the ticket.

01:14And when he had come to Agra, he had also met Om Prakash Sharma.

01:19There was one more thing that came up,

01:21when the student leader was present in the student assembly.

01:25The leader had said that he had met those people,

01:29that at this time, the British government is entangled in this issue.

01:32If medicine is made on this issue,

01:34and if Gajpati is fed,

01:36then the country can get independence easily and quickly.

01:39And this thought of his was very correct to some extent at that time.

01:43After leaving here, did they call for freedom?

01:46They called for freedom later,

01:48when they left India and reached Japan.

01:51When the war started, the leader went missing.

01:57We still don't know in what condition he was and where he was dead.