The Great Leader Chandrasekhar Azad.
                     The Great Leader 
Chandra Sekhar Azad
About
Chandra Shekhar Azad (23 July 1906 – 27 February 1931), 
prevalently known as Azad ('The Free'), was an Indian 
progressive who, after the demise of its originator, Ram 
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Prasad Bismil, and three other conspicuous gathering 
individuals, Roshan Singh, Rajendra Nath Lahiri and 
Ashfaqq, revamped the Hindustan Republican Association 
under its new name Hindustan Socialist Republican Army 
(HSRA). 
Birth
Azad was conceived as Chandrashekhar on 23 July 1906 in 
Bhabhra (town) , in the present-day Alirajpur area of 
Madhya Pradesh. 
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His progenitors were from Badarka town close Kanpur (in 
present-day Unnao District). His mom, Jagrani Devi tiwari, 
was the third spouse of Sitaram Tiwari, whose past wives 
had passed on youthful. 
Introduction to 
HRA
After the suspension of the non-participation movement in 
1922 by Gandhi, Azad turned out to be progressively 
forceful. 
Source: Google Images He met a youthful progressive, Manmath Nath Gupta, who 
acquainted him with Ram Prasad Bismil who had framed the 
Hindustan Republican Association (HRA), a progressive 
association. 
Life at Jhansi
Azad made Jhansi his association's center point for quite a 
while. He utilized the timberland of Orchha, arranged 15 
kilometers (9.3 mi) from Jhansi, as a site for shooting 
training and, being a specialist marksman, he prepared 
different individuals from his gathering. 
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Redesigning HRA
Azad and Bhagat Singh subtly redesigned the HRA as the 
HSRA in September 1928 to accomplish their essential point 
of an autonomous India dependent on communist guideline. 
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Death
Azad kicked the bucket at Azad Park in Allahabad on 27 
February 1931. 
The police encompassed him in the park after traitor 
Virbhadra Tiwari, educated them regarding his presence 
there. 
Source: Google Images He was injured during the time spent shielding himself and 
Sukhdev Raj and killed three police officers and injured 
others. 
Shot Himself
His activities made it feasible for Sukhdev Raj to get away. 
He shot himself subsequent to being encircled by the police 
and left with no alternative of break after the ammo was 
done, since he had been declared as the most wanted by 
British.
Likewise, it is said that he used to keep a bullet to execute 
himself in case of being gotten by the British. 
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Cremation
The body was sent to Rasulabad Ghat for incineration 
without advising the overall population. As it became 
known, individuals encircled the recreation center where the 
episode had occurred. 
They recited slogans contrary to British guideline and 
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Legacy
Alfred Park in Allahabad (authoritatively Prayagraj), where 
died, has been renamed Chandrashekhar Azad Park. 
A few schools, universities, streets, and other open 
foundations across India are additionally named after him.
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