President Droupadi Murmu and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh honored the immortal freedom fighters who lost their lives at Jallianwala Bagh. President Murmu expressed gratitude, stating that the nation will always remember their sacrifice and patriotism. Defence Minister Singh also paid heartfelt tributes, acknowledging the courage and sacrifice of those who perished in the tragic event of 1919.
April 13, 2026, marks the 107th anniversary of the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre, a significant moment in India’s struggle for independence. The brutal actions of British colonial authorities on this day left a lasting impact on the nation’s fight for sovereignty, awakening a sense of collective conscience and inspiring future generations to uphold justice and dignity.
During the Baisakhi festival in 1919, thousands gathered at Jallianwala Bagh, unaware of the Martial Law imposed by the British administration. Colonel Reginald Dyer’s troops, without warning, opened fire on the unarmed crowd, resulting in a tragic loss of lives. The massacre, with over 1,000 believed dead and many more injured, highlighted the harsh reality of foreign rule and fueled the momentum of India’s freedom struggle.
