Bharatbarsha- bereaved, bled, broken:- 100 years of Jallianwala Bagh massacre

4:30 pm IST…

13th April, 1919…

Sunday…

Exactly 100 years ago…

This painful pensive post aligns with that fateful moment of 4-30 pm IST, 100 years back…

As the holy “Vaisakhee” festival approached, peace-loving people of Punjab paid homage to Golden Temple, Amritsar and gathered in a neighbouring garden for a meeting held in protest of the capture of 2 national leaders and the tyrannical Rowlatt Act…

It was a mirthful merry gathering of moms and dads, sisters and brothers, friends and associates, youngers and elders…

And then the worst englishman to have ever lived, Devil dyer, along with 90 Indian cops [read betrayers] made a merciless marauding mass massacre- most mournful melancholic moment of all Indian memories…

1200 innocent Indians [including a 6 months old baby] attained martyrdom…

With another 1000 being hurt, and tens of thousands losing their loved ones, and entire India scarred and bled…

Bereaved, Broken, Bleeding Bharatbarsha Battled Barbaric, Belligerent, Bestial, Brutish British Bastards…

Funeral pyres gloomed the banks of river Ravi;

Nightmare loomed everywhere;

Grief-stricken sobs filled the Amritsar air;

As another hundred wounded people bereft of nursing [on account of the curfew imposed on the city], died by midnight…

Teary tribute to all of you who departed your beloved on that fateful day…

“Jo bole so Nihaal Sat Sri Akal”!!!

Worthless Indian moderate leaders failed to avenge this …

But then the holy chanting of “Jai Nirankar” reverberated…

“Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh”…

Gun salute to revolutionary Udham Singh, the unsung hero, who annihilated o’dwyer and sent him to rot in hell…

Shaheed Udham Singh

A horrific massacre, a scar on Indian civilization, this day of supreme sacrifice will lead us take the oath to exterminate all evils…

Bullet Marks in the walls of Bagh, marking the intensity of this atrocity.

#JallianwalaBaghMassacre

On 8/4/09,

 I visited Jallianwala Bagh, just 5 days before the 90th anniversary of this traumatic tragedy…

And I felt that deep hurt in my heart and the numb voidness, visualizing in a roll of reverie- as if I were present there in one of my previous births…

Everlasting igniting flame of sacrifice [entrance to JaliwalanaBagh museum]

A searing memory of sorrow and horror of this ghastly incident lingered in my mind, courtesy to a few films like “Rang De Basanti” & “The Legend of Bhagat Singh” which reminded of that inhuman sadistic attack on humanity…

“Aye Mere Pyaare Vatan
Aye Mere Bichhade Chaman
Tujh Pe Dil Qurabaan“

#JallianwalaBaghCentenary

At this very solemn moment, I bow down to the immortals of Jallianwala Bagh…

India can’t ever forget this day of cold-blooded genocide and bloodshedding- no matter how many centuries and millenniums come and go…
Jai Hind!!!

Bharat Mata ki Jai…