Shaheed Udham Singh

SHAHEED UDHAM SINGH

Udham Singh is one of the highest national martyrs of India. It is a pity that no sealed information about the background of the martyr is available. People of different communities have been trying their best to associate Shaheed Udham Singh with their own community just to make their community famous, whereas Shaheed Udham Singh even gave his name as Ram Muhammad Singh Azad. He had given the same name in court during the 'murder case'.

Many legends about Shaheed Udham Singh are also prevalent in different cities of the province. Almost all the members of this group have also passed away.

Occasional writings are also found. But even these do not provide a complete overview, only a few glimpses. Old associates of the Hindustani Mazdoor Sabha point out that although Udham Singh himself did not take a direct part in the original functioning of the Mazdoor Sabha, it was started in 1938 with his own tactics and encouragement. He was also the father of the first Indian workers' organization in England.

The British government has recently released some documents about Udham Singh. It sheds light on the last days of his life.

These documents paint a picture of Udham Singh's courage and commitment to the people, but they are not able to shed much light on other aspects of life. Greater research is needed to know the entire life of a martyr.

Even so, owning one is still beyond the reach of the average person.

Udham Singh was the youngest of two brothers born to Chuhar Ram and Naraini at Sunam. His parents were later baptized and became Tahil Singh and Harnam Kaur; Their tribe is considered to be Kamboj of Jammu and Kashmir. Some members of his community still live in Sunam. Udham Singh's childhood was marked by difficulties.

There is no conclusive evidence of Udham Singh's date of birth, nor does the information obtained from various sources provide any guidance. December 26, 1899 is generally considered to be the exact date of birth of the martyr. From the birth of Udham Singh Photo of Udham Singh walking in the village - his name was Sher Singh and his elder. Bhai's name was Sadhu Singh. His father, Tahil Singh, lived in Gurbat, feeding his family from a barren field. He made a living by selling vegetables. Babu Dhanna Singh was an overseer on the Nilowal canal; He was a very religious man. Chuhar Ram was also a man of religious views. Dhanna Singh had baptized him and named him Tahil Singh. He later gave Tahil Singh a job on the Nilowal canal. Many also say that Chuhar Ram was ordained by a soldier Ram Singh and he became a servant in Dhanna Singh's house.

Living with a job was a little easier than before. This was the happy time of Udham Singh. Unfortunately, Dhanna Singh was transferred and Tahil Singh was again unemployed. At that moment, the problems started again. Udham Singh's mother, Harnam Kaur, died and Tahil Singh became concerned about raising young children and earning a living. Soon Tehil Singh got a job at the upper railway gate; Its function was to close the gate when the vehicle arrived and to open it when passing. The great thing was that she was

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Verlag: BookRix GmbH & Co. KG

Tag der Veröffentlichung: 13.04.2022
ISBN: 978-3-7554-1157-4

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