Price of Independence: Mangal Pandey was the first soldier to blame against the British

Multimedia desk The forerunner of the first Indian freedom struggle of 1857 This war was fought jointly by the soldiers and farmers of entire India. Of course it was brutally suppressed by the British Empire, but its flickering flames shook the East India Company's grunts. After this, the British rule was started in India and English law was imposed on Bholi Bhali public so that no soldier like Mangal Pandey could revolt against the rulers again.

The first battle of India's freedom i.e. the revolt of 1857 began with Mangal Pandey when he protested against refusing to take the cart and the fat of cow and pig. As a result, the army was ordered to strip their arms and take off the uniform. Mangal Pandey refused to obey the order and attacked the English officer Maj Husson on March 29, 1857 to snatch his rifle.

Before invading, he also called upon his other companions to accompany him, but when the court martial fears, when no one gave them up, he dumped the British officer, Major Husson, from his own rifle, Unloading uniforms and stripping rifles came forward. After this rebel Mangal Pandey was caught by British soldiers.

He was sentenced to death by the court martial on April 6, 1857. According to the court martial, he was to be hanged on 18 April 1857 but the response to this decision should not be taken into a distraught form. Under this codenamed strategy, the cruel British government hanged Mangal Pandey on 8 April 1857, ten days before the scheduled date. Hanged on