Talk:Kartar Singh Sarabha

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"The Ghadar Party and Newspaper

Main article: Ghadar Party On April 21, 1913, the Indians of California assembled and formed the Ghadar Party (Revolution Party). The aim of the Ghadar Party was to get rid of the slavery of the British by means of an armed struggle and set up a national democratic government. Their slogan was "Put at stake everything for the freedom of the country." On the November 1, 1913, the Ghadar Party started printing a paper named Ghadar, which was published in the Punjabi, Hindi, Urdu, Bengali, Gujarati and Pushto languages. Kartar Singh did all the work for that paper. This paper was sent to Indians living in all countries throughout the world. The purpose of the paper was to unmask the truth about British rule to Indians, impart military training, and explain in details the methods of making and using weapons and explosives. Within a short time, the Ghadar Party became very famous through its organ: 'The Ghadar". It drew Indians from all walks of life. He was a very brave person and Bhagat Singh was inspired by him." Were there actual slaves in British India in the 1910s? Also, 'very brave' is subjective. Jtyroler (talk) 14:01, 23 December 2010 (UTC)p

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