Shaheed Bhagat Singh was born in 1907 in what is now Pakistan but was then part of India. He came from a family with a history of revolutionary activity against British rule. Bhagat Singh received some schooling but left formal education to join the Indian independence movement. He became involved with revolutionary organizations that worked toward overthrowing British colonial rule through acts of violence and civil disobedience. Bhagat Singh lived a short life as a revolutionary but made a big impact before being hanged by the British at age 23 for the killing of a police officer.

2. Shaheed Bhagat Singh ji
was born on 28 September
1907,in Lallpur, in Punjab,
but now it is the part of
Pakistan.
He has been entitled as
shaheed which means a great
soul or martyr.
He lived a short but worth
full life, he passed at the age
of 23 on 23rd march 1931.

3. BHAGAT SINGH was born in
“SANDHU” family ,a tribe found
in Punjab.
Son of Sardar Kishan Singh
Sandhu and vidhyavati, he was
their 2nd child.
Patriotism was in his blood , his
father and uncle AJIT SINGH
were a revolutionary and at the
time of Bhagat’s birth his father
and uncle were in jail due to there
connection in Canal Colonization
bill agitation.

4. He passed his 5th class from his school at village,
then he joined DAV ( Dayanand Anglo-Vedic )
school.
But in the call of Mahatma Gandhi and other
national leaders to boycott government aided
institutions and british goods he gave up his
school and joined National college at Lahore and
tored his all text books published by british govt.

6.  "The aim of life is no more to control mind, but to
develop it harmoniously, not to achieve salvation here
after, but to make the best use of it here below, and not
to realize truth, beauty and good only in
contemplation, but also in-the actual experience of
daily life; social progress depends not upon the
involvement of the few, but on the enrichment
democracy or universal brotherhood, which can be
achieved only, when there is an equality of
opportunity, of opportunity in the social, political and
individual life”.

7.  In the face of actions by the
revolutionaries
 The British government
enacted the Defence of India
Act to give more power to
the police
 The Act was defeated in the
council by one vote.
 However, the Act was then
passed under the ordinance
that claimed that it was in the
best interest of the public.

8.  Started studying at the
National College in Lahore.
 Became a member of the
organization Naujawan
Bharat Sabha.
 Joined Hindustan
Republican Association
headed by Ram Prasad
Bismil and Ashfaqulla
Khan.

9.  There was a logic behind everything Bhagat
Singh used to do.
 It takes a loud voice to make the deaf hear
 Bhagat Singh decided to use the court as a tool
to publicize his cause for the independence of
India
 While in jail, Bhagat Singh and other prisoners
launched a hunger strike advocating for the
rights of prisoners and those facing trial
 ""I am confident that my death will do more to
smash the British Empire than my release" and
told his father to withdraw the petition
 In the leaflet he threw in the Central Assembly on
9 April 1929, he stated that It is easy to kill
individuals but you cannot kill the ideas
Logos

10. • SIMON Commission visited
Lahore on October 30, 1928
• Lala Lajpat Rai led the
protest against Simon
Commission in a silent non-
violent march, but the police
responded with violence.
• Lala Lajpat Rai was beaten
with lathis at the chest. He
later succumbed to his
injuries on nov 17,1928.
Bhagat Singh, who was an
eyewitness to this event,
vowed to take revenge