Shaheed Bhagat Singh photographed secretly at Lahore Railway Police Station, during his first arrest 29 May to 4 July 1927 – in connection with Lahore Dussehra Bomb Case (25 Oct 1926) with Gopal Singh Pannu DSP, CID Lahore.
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Jahane Rumi- ‘Blasphemy laws have become an instrument of malicious motives’Published in The Friday Times (Nov. 27, 2015) The International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) in its new report On Trial: the Implementation of Pakistan’s Blasphemy Laws, has documented the widespread fair trial violations in proceedings related to blasphemy offences in Pakistan. The report highlights how intimidation and harassment of judges and lawyers that […]Raza
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words cannot express the gratitude for letting the glimpse of real man.
Baghat Singh is still a symbolic leader for revolutionaries
The only person from Punjab who was really great. Otherwise most of so-called “great” persons of Punjab have greatness imposed on them.
those who demanded pakistan they got it just bcs this great man is not alive at that point of time.
Bhagat Singh is still living and will live for ever as an IDOL for future generations.
I will not say thanks for this great deed bcoz this will a too short word.
This great son the soil deserves all the respect and praise possible. It is shameful that we have not honored him by putting up a monument in his memory. Irrespective of his religion the fact remains that he contributed towards our freedom struggle.
sir u were right