in Sehore people arrive to pay floral tributes to the revolutionaries. – Photo: Social Media Extension of Madhya Pradesh Jallianwala Bagh-like incident took place in Sehore district as well. By order of General Huerzos 356 January all the revolutionaries were released from the jail. Hundreds were brought to the Chandmari Maidan on the banks of the river. All these revolutionaries were gunned down together. On the occasion of Makar Sankranti, people pay floral tributes by reaching the tomb of the martyrs located on the Saukkhedi road. Tell that against the British rule 1958 The revolution is seen as the first freedom struggle in Indian history. Along with the entire country, there was a rebellion against the British rule in Central India as well. To suppress it, many revolutionaries were shot dead. Sehore’s barbaric incident is considered like the Jallianwala Bagh massacre in the ongoing rebellion against the British rule in Central India. What is the story here
1958 Experts say that May 1857 The flame of revolution was kindled in Sehore even before the revolution of Meerut. Revolutionary troops passing through Mewar, North India 13 June 750 had reached Sehore and rural areas. On August 1 1958 new cartridges were given to the soldiers of the cantonment. Pig and cow fat was applied in these cartridges. When the matter came to the fore, the anger among the soldiers increased further. The soldiers of Sehore Cantonment took down the British flag on the Sehore Continent and burnt it and announced the independent Sepoy Bahadur Sarkar under the joint leadership of Mahavir Koth and Valisha. When General Hurose came to know about the revolutionary activities of Sehore, he ordered to crush it forcefully. On the orders of General Huerzo at Sehore on January 1958 all 414 The revolutionaries were taken out of the jail and brought to the Saukkhedi Chandmari Maidan on the banks of river Siwan. All these revolutionaries were gunned down together. General Hurose ordered the bodies of these revolutionaries to be hanged on trees and the bodies were left hanging on trees. Two days later, the dead bodies of these revolutionaries were taken down from the tree and buried in this ground by the nearby villagers. On the occasion of Makar Sankranti 13 on January, a large number of citizens pay homage to the martyrs located on the Saukkhedi road. They pay floral tributes after reaching the mausoleum. ,