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Chris Moffat
Chris Moffat
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India's Revolutionary Inheritance
Politics and the Promise of Bhagat Singh
 , pp. vii - viii
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2019

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  1. I.1Ram Rahman, Abbas Studios, Delhi, 2002.

  2. 1.1Bookplate for the Dwarka Das Library at the Tilak School of Politics, Lahore.

  3. 2.1Photograph of Lajpat Rai’s injuries from police attack, printed in The People (Lahore), 22 November 1928.

  4. 4.1Pamphlet depicting the corpse of Chandrashekhar Azad following his death in a police shootout in Alfred Park, Allahabad, 27 February 1931.

  5. 4.2Cover image for Naujawan Lehar (March 1978), with Punjabi translation of ‘Why I Am an Atheist’.

  6. 5.1Ganganarain Beharilal, Bhagat Singh’s Curious Present, c. 1932.

  7. 5.2Bhagat Singh as armed vigilante, posted on the Bhagat Singh Kranti Sena (BSKS) Facebook page, August 2011.

  8. 5.3Image combining Bhagat Singh’s words with those of Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga, posted on the BSKS Facebook page, November 2011.

  9. 5.4All-India Students’ Association Mural on the side of the Jawaharlal Nehru University Library, New Delhi, November 2011.

  10. 5.5Image overlaying Bhagat Singh and B. R. Ambedkar, posted on the Bhagat Singh Ambedkar Student Organisation’s Facebook page, June 2016.

  11. 5.6Stills from the music video for ‘Baghi’ by Jazzy B (2013).

  12. 5.7Shaheed Udham Singh Sunaam, undated painting by Gurdial, on display during Bhagat Singh’s death anniversary celebrations in Khatkar Kalan, Punjab, 23 March 2012.

  13. 5.8Stills from the music video ‘Main Fan Bhagat Singh Da’ by Diljit Dosanjh (2013).

  14. 6.1Statue of Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev and Rajguru in Shaheed Bhagat Singh Memorial Park, Ferozeshah Kotla, Delhi, June 2011.

  15. 6.2Statue in the Shaheed Bhagat Singh Shopping Complex, off Bangla Sahib Road, near Connaught Place, New Delhi, July 2009.

  16. 6.3Bhagat Singh statue and museum in Khatkar Kalan, March 2012.

  17. 6.4National Martyrs’ Memorial, Hussainiwala, with statue and samadhi, April 2012.

  18. 6.5Details of National Martyrs’ Memorial, Hussainiwala, with memorial to the 15 Punjab (First Patiala) Army Battalion, April 2012.

  19. 6.6Bhagat Singh statue unveiling ceremony, Lok Sabha, New Delhi, 15 August 2008.

  20. 6.7Bhagat Singh death anniversary celebrations, Khatkar Kalan, 23 March 2012.

  21. 6.8Shadman Chowk, Lahore, in May 2012 and during the 23 March 2012 death anniversary demonstrations.

  22. 6.9Bradlaugh Hall, Lahore, May 2012.

  23. 6.10Istihkaam Pakistan Camp at Shadman Chowk, Lahore, 23 March 2013.

  24. 6.11Bhagat Singh in Lahore Railway police station, following his first arrest in May 1927.

  25. 6.12Punjab Lok Rahs performing Chippan ton Pehlan on a street corner near Shadman Chowk, 23 March 2011.

  26. 7.1Photograph of Bhagat Singh’s shirt by Amarjit Chandan

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