Ram Prasad Bismil

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 Ram Prasad Bismil


Ram Prasad Bismil was one of the freedom fighter of Indian struggle movement. He was a patriotic poet of Indian Revolutionary. He wrote both Hindi and Urdu as the name of Bismi. He was also named as Ram and Agyad. He was born on 11th June 1897in Shajanpur, Uttar Pradesh. His father Muralithar and his mother Moolmati. He was the famous freedom fighter of Kakori Train Robbery. He was born in Brahmin family. In his early life he learned Hindi and also Urdu for his fathers admission. Also he admitted English Language School. Then he joined Arya Samaj in his native District. He was talent of writing patriotic poetry. He had involved his activities of freedom movements with other revolutionaries such as Ashfaqulla Khan, Chandra Sekar Azad, Rajguru and Bhagavati Charan. Also Bismi had contact with Swami Somadevji. At the age of 18 he had this contact with Swami Somdevji. Also in his youth life he knew about Har Dayal and Bhai Permanand. Bhai Permanand was a freedom fighter that ganged by Britishers of revolution movement. He was also a volentary person of Seva Samithi. He was also wrote and publish the Hindi Book of History of American Indipendence. 


 In the year 1928 Ram Prasad Bismil and others laid the foundation of Hindustan Republican Association. For his freedom movement he was a man that attempted to rob the treasure of government being carried in the train at Kokari near Lucknow in the year 1925, 9th August. About 40 revolutionaries involved this robbery event and all of these revolutionaries arrested include Bismi and senenced to jail and then sentenced to death. This was a historical event of Indian history. Before of this event Bismi and others involved the important event of Chauri Chaura movement of Mahatma Gandhi. He also involved the freedom movements with Anushilan Samithi of revolution group. The term 'Revolutionay' refers in that time as-'An organ of the Revolution Party' of India. During freedom movements Bismi as the leadership of youth revoution group and with this group made their activities against British Government with great force at that time. So this was the important life time of Ram Prasad Bismi. History moments revealed every Indians in their life time. 


After the Kakori Train Robbery 40 revolutionaries were arrested. After 18 months of legal process action Ram Prasad Bismi and other revolutionaries such as Ashfaqulla Khan, Roshan Singh and Rajendra nath Lahiri were sentenced to death. Ram Prasad Bismi hanged on 19th December 1927 at Gorakpur jail. Also other revolutionary Ashfaqulla Khan hanged in Faizabad jail. Roshan Singh hanged in Allahabad jail. Lahiri had been hanged at Gond jail. The young revolutionaries sacrificed thear life to the nation and mentioned as patriots in history records. For the memory of Bismi 'Ram Prasad Bismi Udyan Park' that located in Greater Noida. Also Northern Railway built the railway station named as-Pt Ram Prasad Bismi Railway Station near Shahajanpur. Also government of India published the Postal Stamp as the memory of Ram Prasad Bismi. There was a memorial of the Kokari Conspiracists in Kokari. It was inagurated by the Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in 1983 at that time. Also a statue of white marble was the memory of Bismi built in the place Uttar Pradesh. So all the Indians proud of this great revolutionary and also poet in the history records. 


Freedom fighting continued till Indipendent India in history. Memories never forget movements are shining as globally.

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