The person who knows that he will leave this world after 3 days, at the same time ask for material to write the biography, and within 2 days write 200 pages of biography in the dungeon. This is a surprise, but the truth is that the leader of the Kakori train robbery, revolutionary Ramprasad Bismil, completed his biography just a day before the day of the execution. On the day of the hanging, the mother came to meet and secretly sent out the autobiography....
Shaheed Ram Prasad Bismil, founder of the Hindustan Republican Army and guru of martyrs Sardar Bhagat Singh and AshfaqUllah Khan, was born on June 11, 1897. Bismil was originally a resident of Ruar-Barwai village in Morena.
Revolutionary Ramprasad Bismil, the founder of the Hindustan Republican Army (HRA), was sentenced to death by the British government after the trial along with his associates Ashfaq Ullah Khan, Roshan Singh and Rajendra Lahiri in the Kakori train robbery case.
It was decided that Bismil would be hanged on December 19, 1927. On December 17, his accomplice Rajendra Lahiri was suddenly hanged in Gonda jail in Uttar Pradesh ahead of schedule.
- When the news reached Bismil, who is lodged in Gorakhpur jail, he decided to write the biography. Some officers who sympathised with the revolutionaries provided them with material intelligence. Bismil completed his 200-page biography in two days on December 18.
On December 19, just before the execution, his mother had come to jail for the last meeting. Along with him, HRA member Shiv Charan Verma also reached the jail as his son. On his return from the meeting, Shiv Charan Verma took Bismil's autobiography with him in the dining box.
Bismal completed the book with this lion:
Bismil, Ashfaq, Roshan, Lahiri die from tyranny.
There will be hundreds born from the edge of their blood.
After completing the book and sending it out, on 19 December 1927, with the chanting of Vedic mantras and slogans of 'British imperialism be destroyed', Bismil laughed and put the noose around his neck.
- My song Rang De Basanti Chola from 'Bismil'.... The revolutionaries used to cheer up by singing in jail.
Seized as soon as it was published:
Let us tell you that due to the efforts of Bhagwaticharan Verma, the elder brother of the revolutionary Shiv Charan Verma, bismil's autobiography was published, but only a few copies could be distributed that all the available copies were confiscated by the British government.
For the second time, revolutionary journalist Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi had published bismil's autobiography, but it was also confiscated and banned by the British government.
After this, it was published by Banarasi Das Chaturvedi in 1988.
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