The Great Leader Kartar Singh Sarabha.
                     The Great Leader 
Kartar Singh 
Sarabha
Birth and Family
▪ Kartar Singh Sarabha (24 May 1896 – 16 November 1915) 
was an Indian Sikh progressive who was among the most 
renowned denounced in the Lahore trick preliminary. 
▪ A main illuminating presence of the Ghadar Party, Kartar 
Singh was executed at Lahore in November 1915 for his 
job in the Ghadar Conspiracy in February 1915. 
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Early Education
▪ Kartar Singh Sarabha was conceived on 24 May 1896 in 
Ludhiana, Punjab India into a Jat Sikh family in the town 
of Sarabha in the area of Ludhiana, Punjab. His father 
was Sardar Mangal Singh Grewal and his mom was Sahib 
Kaur. 
▪ Subsequent to getting beginning training in his own 
town, Kartar Singh entered the Malwa Khalsa secondary 
school in Ludhiana for his registration. He was in tenth 
class when he went to live with his uncle in Orissa 
where, in the wake of completing secondary school, he 
set off for college. 
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Higher Education & His Patriotism
▪ At the point when he was fifteen, his family sent him by 
pontoon, to the USA to learn at University of California 
Berkeley . The pontoon arrived at the American port of 
San Francisco in January 1912. The American 
Immigration official put Indians through thorough 
addressing while individuals of different nations were 
permitted to go after slight checks. 
▪ Kartar Singh got some information about this kind of 
conduct. He let him know, "Indians are the residents of a 
slave nation. In that capacity, they are dealt with 
severely." This occurrence greatly affected Sarabha. 
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Introduced to Gadhar Party
▪ Kartar Singh arrived at Calcutta by means of Colombo 
on board SS Salamin in November 1914: he went with 
two other Gadhar pioneers, Satyen Sen and Vishnu 
Ganesh Pingle, alongside countless Gadhar political 
dissidents. 
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Initiation of His Leadership
▪ With a letter of presentation from Jatin Mukherjee, the 
Jugantar pioneer, Kartar Singh and Pingle met Rash 
Behari Bose at Benares to illuminate him that twenty 
thousand more Gadhar individuals were normal very 
soon. 
▪ Countless pioneers of the Ghadar Party were captured by 
the Government at the ports. 
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The great Gathering
▪ After the appearance of Rash Behari Bose at Amritsar 
on 25 January 1915, it was settled on a gathering on 
12 February that the uprising ought to be begun on 
21 February. 
▪ It was arranged that in the wake of catching the 
cantonments of Mian Mir and Ferozepur, insurrection 
was to be built close Ambala and Delhi. 
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His Courage and Patriotism
▪ After the disappointment of the upheaval, the 
individuals who had gotten away from capture 
chosen to leave India. 
▪ Kartar Singh, Harnam Singh Tundilat, Jagat Singh 
and so forth were approached to go to Afghanistan 
and they made a move towards that zone. 
▪ Be that as it may, Kartar's still, small voice didn't 
allow him to flee when every one of his companions 
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Bhagat Singh was his Follower
▪ He before long turned into the image of affliction and 
many were impacted from his valiance and penance. 
▪ Bhagat Singh, another extraordinary progressive of 
Indian opportunity, viewed Kartar Singh as his 
master, companion and sibling. 
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The Last Chapter
▪ A sculpture of him was raised in Ludhiana, and Punjabi 
writer Nanak Singh composed a novel called Ikk Mian Do 
Talwaran dependent on his life. 
▪ The appointed authorities during his preliminary were 
dazzled by his scholarly aptitudes, yet in any case he was 
condemned to death by hanging.
▪  Kartar Singh was hanged in the Central Jail of Lahore on 
16 November 1915, matured 19.
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Serving ones country is 
very difficult
It is so easy to talk
Anyone who walked on that 
path
Must endure millions of 
calamities.
---------- Kartar Singh 
Sarabha