Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Friday paid heartfelt tributes to the great revolutionary warrior Shaheed Madan Lal Dhingra on his martyrdom day.
Calling him a “true son of Amritsar, the Guru Ki Nagri,” CM Mann said Dhingra’s supreme sacrifice and his invaluable contribution to India’s freedom struggle will always be remembered with deep respect. He added that Dhingra’s courage against British colonial rule continues to inspire generations, especially the youth.
CM Bhagwant Mann Pays Tribute to Revolutionary Martyr Madan Lal Dhingra on His Martyrdom Day
Madan Lal Dhingra, born in Amritsar, became one of the most prominent revolutionaries of India’s independence movement. His fearless act of resistance against the British made him a symbol of defiance and patriotism, and his martyrdom at a young age turned him into an eternal icon of sacrifice.
CM Mann emphasized that remembering such heroes is not only a mark of respect but also a way to motivate today’s youth to uphold values of courage, sacrifice, and dedication towards the nation.
CM Mann said Dhingra’s supreme sacrifice and his invaluable contribution to India’s freedom struggle will always be remembered
Calling him a “true son of Amritsar, the Guru Ki Nagri,” CM Mann said Dhingra’s supreme sacrifice and his invaluable contribution to India’s freedom struggle will always be remembered with deep respect. He added that Dhingra’s courage against British colonial rule continues to inspire generations, especially the youth.
Madan Lal Dhingra, born in Amritsar, became one of the most prominent revolutionaries of India’s independence movement. His fearless act of resistance against the British made him a symbol of defiance and patriotism, and his martyrdom at a young age turned him into an eternal icon of sacrifice.
CM Mann emphasized that remembering such heroes is not only a mark of respect but also a way to motivate today’s youth to uphold values of courage, sacrifice, and dedication towards the nation. He said the ideals of Dhingra remind us of the need to stand firm against injustice and work tirelessly for the progress and unity of the country.
He also pointed out that Punjab has always been a land of martyrs and freedom fighters, whose sacrifices laid the foundation of an independent India. By drawing inspiration from leaders like Dhingra, generations can build a society that is rooted in justice, equality, and collective progress.
Mann further urged educational institutions to keep the legacy of revolutionaries alive by teaching their stories to students, ensuring that their courage and patriotism continue to guide India’s future. “Our responsibility is to make sure that the sacrifices of such brave sons of Punjab neve
