The freedom fighter Chandra Shekhar Azad

 The great freedom fighter of that time 

The Chandra Shekhar Azad a best freedom fighter who fought with Britishers for their nation and wanted to make India free from British rule. He was a great son of Mother India and take a place in every person heart. He gained a remarkable place in Indian history.




Background and revolutionary career of Chandra Shekhar Azad

Born = 23 July 1906
Birth place = Bhabra, India
Father= Pandit Sitaram Tiwari
Mother = Jagrani devi
Movement=  Indian Independence movement
Died = 27 February 1931
Memorial= Chandrashekhar Azad Memorial ,Orcha, Tikamgarh, Madhya Pradesh


He was born on 23 July in Bhabra ,India. In 1921 , when non cooperation movement was high and Azad joined as 15 year student. As result he was arrested on 20 December. For being presented in front of district magistrate he gave his name Azad and his father name was sawatantra and his residence is jail, this angered the magistrate and give punishment for 23 weeks and 15 lashes a day.
After non cooperation called off , he was disappointed and do various activities for make nation free and he meet Bhagat Singh also and do various activities also but in 27 February 1931 CID get information that Azad hide in a Alfred park and surrounded that park and long shoutout take place ,after that to hold his pledge to always free and never captured alive he shot himself with his last bullet.
Location: India

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