India's first war of independance 1857: Freedom-Fighters of Sepoy Mutiny, 1857, Cellular Jail AT ANDAMAN ISLANDS

Torture suffered by Freedom Fighters in the Cellular Jail...[as most photos of Indian martyrs were removed by- hacker called register.com;new photos are now put again at the bottom of this article][ in January 2010, the Chinese search engine Baidu sued Register.com for gross negligence after an employee allegedly allowed a third party to access to Baidu's account despite them failing to pass basic security verification, allowing their website to be hijacked by the Iranian Cyber Army THE ABOVE PARAGRAPH ABOUT Iranian Cyber Army IS NOT PUT THERE BY ME SO ANOTHER HACKER ATTACK!! I DON'T KNOW WHO THE HACKER IS --MAY BE IRANIAN --MAY BE PAKISTANI--MAY BE ENGLISH --MAY BE CHINESE--ANY WAY NO INDIAN HACKER WILL REMOVE PHOTOS OF INDIAN FREEDOM FIGHTERS

	floging triangle Baba Prithvi Singh Azad Lahore Conspiracy Case ( First) Born in village labru-Patiala-Punjab. One of the founder members of the Gadar Party. Sentenced to death in the Lahore Conspiracy Case 1915. Afterwards commuted to life imprisonment. Deported to Cellular jail- Andamans. Repatriated to mainland and while on transit to Nagpur Central Jail escaped from police custody from a running mail train on 29-11-1922. Led an underground life for sixteen years. In 1938, he voluntarily surrendered to Mahatma Gandhi. He was again arrested by the British Government. But was released with the outbreak of the second world war(1939).
Gopal Acharya Atharabari Mail Action Born 1911-Usthi, Myamansingh ( now in Bangladesh) s/o late Ambikakanta Acharya. Belonged to 'Anusheelan Samity'. Sentenced to seven years prison term in Atharbari Mail Action in September 1931. Deported to Andamans. Took part in the two hunger strikesw in Cellular Jail 1933 May, 45 days and 1937 July , 37 days. Repatriated and released in 1937. Externed from Calcutta in June 1940. Again arrested and detained under Defense of India rules from July 1940 to July 1942. Total jail period more than eight years.
	Shambhu Nath Azad Ooty Bank Action Arrested in connection with Ooty Bank Action. Awarded ten years rigourous imprisonment. Deported to the Andamans. Participated in the second hunger strike there July 1937, 37 days,repatriated in1937 and released in 1938. Suffered detention in prison in 1942.
Shyam Krishna Agarwal Patna Revolutionary Cinspiracy Case Son of Banwari Lal,residence Bihar, age 19 years(1932). Sent up in Patna revolutionary conspiracy case (1932). Sentenced on 18 April 1932 to transportation for life. . Deported to the Cellular Jail in May 1935. Permanent incarcerated No. 299. repatriated in 1937 and was released after the formation of Congress ministeries in different provinces of India .

	Dr. Bhupal Bose Dalhousie Square Bomb Case S/o late Kaminikumar Bose-landlord, Dacca, Bangladesh. Joined Revolutionary Party at the age of 11. Involved for Dalhousie Square bomb case in which a bomb was thrown on the Calcutta Police Commissioner, Charles Tegart on 25.08.1930 at 11 A.M.. Arrested and sentenced to fifteen tears rigourous imprisonment. Joined hunger strike in Cellular Jail, 45 days 1933 May. Released and again detained under D.I.R. Total jail period about 14 years. Breathed his last on 27th February 1981.
Bibhuti Banerjee Mechua Bazar Bomb Case Born 1917, Tejpur, Dacca( Bangladesh),S/o Lalit Mohan banerjee, While a student came in contact with revolutionary party. Arrested and tried by the special Magistrate in Dacca and convicted to 5 years R.I. under Arms act. Deported to the Cellular jail, Andamans. Repatriated in 1937. He died leaving behind his widowed wife.
	Bidhu Guha Biswas Born in 1910, Dacca -Bangladesh. S/o Late Jogesh Chandra Guha Biswas , Joined Sree sangha at the age of 15, remained underground for party works for about two years. Arrested in 1931 in Calcutta with weapons. Tried in Alipore court and sentenced to five years R.I. Deported to Cellular Jail ,Andamans. Participated in the first hunger strike there, 1933 may-duration 45 days. Repatriated and released. Total jail period 7 years.
Chndra Kanta Bhattacharya Ramchandrapur Mail Action Born at Bidyakut, tripura. Belonged to Anushilan Samity s/o Late Umesh Chandra Bhattacharya. Arrested in connection with Ramchandrapur Mail Action. Sentenced to 8 years prison term. Deported to the Andamans. Participated in the second Hunger Strike in Cellular Jail -Andamans July 1937, 37 days. Repatriated in 1937. Released in 1938. Total jail period seven years. He is no more in the living.
	Haripada Banerjee Birbhum Conspiracy Case Born 16th July 1915. Asansol, Burdwan, s/o Late Amritlal Banerjee. Matriculate was a member of Yuganter Party under Bipin Behari Ganguly. Arrested in connection with Birbhum Conspiracy case on 17th February 1934. Sentenced 5 years imprisonment. Deported to Andamans. Participated in the second hunger strike in Cellular Jail in July 1931-37 days. Repatriated and released in 1938. remained continued in jail during the second world war (1930-45) for two years. Total jail period more than 6 years. He is no more in the living.
Pravakar Biruni Born 17.02.1898- Bankura, West Bengal. S/o late Shashibhushan Biruni. Participated in the civil disobedience movement in 1930 and suffered imprisonment. Came in touch with Anusheelan Samity. Arrested 28.08.34. and convicted under Arms act for 5 years R.I. Deported to Cellular jail, Andamans. Participated in the second hunger strike. 1937 July- duration 37 days. Released 1939. Died in 1976. Total jail period more than 5 years.
	Pramod ranjan Bose Watson shooting Case Chakdah, faridpur( now Bangladesh) s/o/ Late Jamini Kanta basu. Arrested in 1932 in connection with Watson shooting case . Convicted for 10 years R.I. belonged to Yugantar Party. Deported to Andamans. Participated in the second hunger strike in Cellular Jail-1937 July duration 37 days. Repatriated in 1937. Released in 1938. Total jail period about 7 years. He is no more in living.
Satya ranjan Bose Shibpur- Nadia Action-30.09.15 Born 1889, Barisal ( Bangladesh) , s/o Late Sonakanta Bose. Arrested in connection with Shibpur- Nadia Action.- 30.09.15. Place Shibpur, P.S. Kotwali, Nadia. A student of B.A. class. Joined Anusheelan Samity. Judgement given on 16.02.1916. Sentenced to life term. Deported to Andamans. Repatriated in 1921. Released in 1925/26. He is living no more.
	Shashi Mohan Bhattacharya Thangel Action Case S/o Surendra Mohan Bhattacharya. Tippara, Bengal. Arrested for ThangelAction Case.Deported to Cellular Jail in 1933. Repatriated in 1937-38.

	Priyada Chakraborty Bathua Action and Conspiracy Case Fatehabad, s/o Late Durga Charan Chakraborty. Chittagong. Younger brother of Mokshada Chakraborty convicted in the Bathua Action and Conspiracy case to 25 years prison term. Deported to Andamans. Took part in the second hunger strike in Cellular Jail in 1937, july for 37 days and another one in Alipore central Jail in 1939, July for 36 days. Released in 1946 August. Total jail period thirteen years.
Jogendra Chandra Chakraborty Kamalpur Action S/o Late Debendra Nath Chakraborty. Born at Nitabkandi, Mymensingh, Bangladesh. A member of Jugantar Party at the age of 14. Arrested in September 1932 and convicted for three and a half years and an year and a half in mainland jails.
	Akshoy Kumar Choudhury Bolla Action Born kaitara, West Dinajpur, West Bengal, s/o Late Pratap Chandra Choudhury. Belonged to Yugantar Party. Arrested in connection with Bolla Action. Sentenced to ten years prison term. Deported to Andamns. Took part in the second hunger strike in Cellular Jail in July 1933 for 37 days. Total jail period more that six years.
. Ananta Chakraborty ( Bholada) Conspiracy and Bomb case Born 6th April, 1901, Rakudia, Barisal ,Bangladesh, s/o Late Chandramoni Chakraborty. Joined Yugantar Party at 14. Known to Sachndranath Sanyal And jati Das. Arrested in November 1925 in connection with the Conspiracy and Bomb Case. Sentenced to seven years R.I. in this case. Subsequently in Bhupen Chatterjee killing incident within Alipore Central Jail ( 28.05.1926) He was made an accused by special tribunal sentencec for life term. First he was sent to Burma Jail and from there deported to Cellular Jail , Andamans in 1933. Joined the two hunger strikes there in 1933 and 1937, for 45 and 37 days respectively. Repatriated and released in 1938. Total jail period more than 13 years.
	Ananta Kumar Chakraborty Under Ground Party work Born 1911, Bhawal, Dacca, Bangladesh, s/o Late Durga Mohan Chakraborty Amin of Bhawal Estate. Joined Anusheelan Samity at the age of 15 when he was a school student. Went underground for party work and for three years police could not apprehend him. Finally arrested and sentenced to 5 years R.I. in 1933. deported to Andamans. Joined the second hunger strike in 1937 or 37 days. Released in1939. Total jail period more thatn 5 years.
Anukul Chatterjee Angaria Postal Mail action Born 11.01.1908, Madaripur, Faridpur, Bangladesh, s/o Late Sarat Chandra Chatterjee. Matriculated , joined Yugantar Party. Arrested in Angaria Postal Mail Action in16.05.1932. sentenced to 10 years R.I.Deported to Andamns. Participated in second hunger strike in 1937. Repatriated in1937. After release detained in jail for Anti- War activities ( II World War) in 1940. Released in 1946 and went underground. Total jail period more thatn 11 years.
	Bankim Chakraborty Arms Act Born 25th March 1911, Agartala, Tripura, s/o Late Pratap Chandra Chakraborty. Belonged to Yugantar Party. Remained underground for about a year April 1931 to May 1932. Arrested with a fire arm on 06.05.1932 and sentenced to 5 years prison terms under Arms Act. Deported to Andamans. Took part in first hunger strike in May 1933 for 45 days. After repatriation and release ,interned in Narayangarh, Midnapore for about 2 years. Total jail period more than 5 years.
Bimalendu Chakraborty Zilla School Action Case Born 10th October 1913, Bajra-joni-Atpara, Dacca, Bangladesh, s/o Late Hemchandra Chakraborty. Belonged to Anusheelan Samity. Remained underground from August 1930 to November 1931. Arrested in connection with Zilla School Action Case on23rd November 1931 at Barisal. Sentenced to 7 years jail term. Deported to Andamans. Took part in first hunger strike in 1933 for 45 days. On health ground repatriated after two years of incarciration in Cellular Jail. Served the rest of the prison term in mainland jail. Total jail period more than six years.
	Birubhushan Chakraborty Rangpur Conspiracy Case Born 1918, Patnakhali, Barisal, Bangladesh, s/o Late Indubhushan Chakraborty, a revolutionary freedom fighter, belonged to Yugantar Party. While he was a college student arrested in connectionwith Rangpur Conspiracy Case and was awarded a prison term of 7 years. Deported to Andamans. Repatriated and released in 1939. total jail period more than six years.

Batukeshwar Dutt Central Assembly Bomb Case Alias Battu, s/o Gosta Bihari Dutt, Oari village, Khanda, Burdwan, U.P. aws member of Hindusthan Socialist Republican Army and a close friend of Chandrasekhar Azad and Bhagat Singh. Working in Kanpur for the party . Know how to make friends. He along with Bhagat Singh had thrown bomb in the Central Assembly on 8th April 1929 to register protest of the patriotic Indian people against the Trade dispute bill and raised the slogan " Inquilab Zindabad" Sent up in Central Assembly bomb case. Sentenced on 12th June 1929 to life imprisonment from the court of session Judge of Delhi under section 307 Indian Penal Code and 4 Explosive Act. Deported to the Cellular Jail .Participated in two hunger strikes in Cellular Jail. Rapatriated in 1937. Released from Bankipur jail in the year 1938.
Atul Chandra Dutta Arms Conspiracy Case Born in Faridpur, Bangladesh, s/o arindamohan Dutta . Sentenced 23.11.1935 to 6 years imprisonment under Arms Act. Deported to Andamans. Took part in the second hunger strike. Repatriated in 1938 and released.
	Bidhubhushan Dey Khulna Conspiracy Case S/o Krishto Lal Dey, residence Paikpara, West Bengal. belonged toAlka Anusheelan Samity . Took part in Nangla Khulna Action Case. Sentenced on 30th August 1910 to seven years transportation. Deported to Andamans. Repatriated to Sialkot Jail in 1915.
Deb Kumar Das Arms Conspiracy Case Born Barisal, later settled Puri gram, rangpur, Bangladesh. Arrested in Calcutta. Sentenced to 6 years prison deported to the Andamans. Took part in the second hunger strike. Released in 1938. Total jail period more than 5 years.
	Hridaya Kanta Das Faridpur Conspiracy Case S/o Late Rathikanta Das, Born 1911 at Korakadi, Faridpur, Bangladesh. I.A. student. Member of Anusheelan Samity at the age of 17.Convicted for 5 years on 23.12.1932. Was in Cellular Jail for about 4 years . Intermnment for about one year.
Karthik Chandra Dey Das Arms Conspiracy Case Born 1910 at Lakutia, Barisal, Bangladesh, s/o Late Gopal Chandra Dey. Joined young league at the age of 20. Arrested and sentenced for 5 years under Arms Act at Haripal. Deported to the Andamans. Total jail period 5 years and internment about one year.
	Ullaskar Dutta Alipore Bomb Case S/o Late Dwijadas Dutta. A degree holder in Agriculture from London University and a student of Presidency College. Thrashed Professor Russell for uttering derogatory remarks on Bengalese and was expelled from College. He was an expert in the manufacture of high explosives. Arrested in Alipore Bomb Case. He was sentenced to death. On appeal commuted to life transportation and deported to the Andamans. Due to brutal torture in Cellular Jail he lost his mental balance and was repatriated and released in 1920. Arrested again in 1931 for violating P.C.144 and awarded 18 months imprisonment.
Nalini Das Born 01.01.1910, Uttar Shahbazpur, Barisal, Bangladesh.s/o Late Durgamohan Das. Arrested at Bhola in 1921, in Non-co-operation movement. Belonged to Yugantar Party , went underground in relation to Mechua Bazar Bomb Case.Arrested and confined in Hijli Camp. In December 1931 escamped from the camp and while in hiding at Chandannagar had an encounter with the local police in which the poilice commissioner M. Quin was killed. Wounded but escaped. Arrested from a house on Cornwallis St. in Calcutta while trying to break the police cordon. Sentenced to transportation to life . Deported to Andamans. Participated in hunger strike in the Cellular jail. Reapatriated in 1938. Joined another hunger strike in July in Alipore jail in Calcutta. Released on 31st August 1946. Total jail period, 14 years.
	Ranadhir Das Gupta Chittagong Armoury Raid Case Born 1910,Chittagong, Bangladesh, s/o Late Kabraj Jayanta Das Gupta . Was a college student. Participated in the assault on the armoury and fought a pitched battle on the Jalalabad hills with the Army. On 20.04.1930.Joined the second hunger strike in Cellular jail . repatriated 1937 September. Released 1937 December . Total jail period about 8 years.

Homage to Martyrs...

	Achyut Ghatak Explosives Act Born 1908,Singapura, Dacca, Bangladesh. Joined Yugantar Party. Arrested and convicted under Explosive Act to five years R.I.Deported to Andamans. Participated in the first hunger strike. After release was rearrested and detained under B.C.L.A. subsequently home interned.
Anand Gupta Chittagong Armoury Raid Case s/o Late Jogendra Mohan Gupta - businessman,College student. Joined the party of Masterda Surya Sen in 1927, was one of those fighters under Ambica Chakraborty who made an assault on the Telegraph office to make it operative. Arrested in Chandannagar ( near Calcutta) on 01.09.1930 along with Ganesh Ghosh and Loknath Ball, was one of the hunger strikers in Cellular Jail . Repatriated in 1937. Released in 1943 - Total jail period 13 years.
	Bejoy Kumar Ghosh Birbhum Conspiracy Case Alias Khela, s/o Tinkari Ghosh , Naogram, Labhpur, Veerbhum,Bengal. Sent up in birbhum Conspirscy case for 6 years of prison term in Sepember 1934 and second term was awarded on 10th November 1934 to 6 months imprisonment.Deported to Andamans in 1935. Repatriated during 1937-38.
Nani Das Gupta Seinga Action Case Born 1912 at Beldakha, Barisal, Bangladesh. S/o late Jogesh Chandra Dasgupta. Was a graduate student. Arrested and convicted to 10 yrs. R.I under Arms Act. Deported to Andamans. Participated in second hunger strike. Repatriated in January 1938. Total jail period about eight years. Died in 1956.
	Prabir Kumar Goswami Arms Act S/o Surendra Kishore Goswami, Mymensingh, Bangladesh . Arrested in the alleagation of trespassing and threatening, collection of illegal arms, conspiracy for murder and robbery of post bags at Kishoregunj in 1932. Awarded a total of 16 and half years imprisonment . deported to Cellular jail in the yaer 1932. Repatriated during 1937-38.
Sachindra Lal Kar Gupta Alipore Bomb and Conspiracy Case s/o Rash Bihari Kar Gupta , Nalchara, Mandi, Barisal, Bangladesh. Arrested in connection with bomb and explosive conspiracy , Alipore.sentenced on 14 June 1930 to seven years imprisonment . Again sentenced on 20 March, 1933 to 6 years imprisonment in allegation of absconding from jail for 10 months. Deported to Cellular jail in 1934. Repatriated during 1937.
	. Sreedhar Goswami Kamalpur Action Case S/o Dharmendra Goswami, Mymensingh, Bangladesh.Sentenced on 19 April 1933 to 7 years prison term for Kamalpur Action Case. Deported to Andamans in 1934. Repatriated during 1937-38.
Sudhanshu Sen Gupta Bakargunj Explosive Case 1932 S/o Manoranjan Sengupta , Goyala, Gorani, Barisal, Bangladesh. Sent up in Bakargunj Explosive Case , 1932 on seven years imprisonment on 13 December 1932. Deported to Cellular jail in 1933. Repatriated in 1937-38.
	Sushil Das Gupta Rangpur Action Case S/o Mohini Dasgupta , Rangpur, Bangladesh. While a student of Rajshahi College got injured during action at Rajshahi and became unconscious. Later taken to hospital and then sentenced to 6 years imprisonment in the year 1932 . Deported to Andamans in August 1932. Repartriated during 1937-38. In the year 1947, communal riots broke out in Bengal as a result of partition, was leading a peace misson at park circus area in Calcutta whenstabbed to death and courted martydom.

Revolutionaries sent to Andaman Cellular Jail

The Andamans reminds us of those freedom fighters who on 10th May 1857, gave the clarion call to rise against the British rule. This was our First War of Independence, what the British in their history books refer to as the Sepoy Mutiny. To totally stomp out the uprising the British sent thousands to the gallows and even hung them up from trees, tied them to cannons and blew them up, destroyed them with guns and swords as if they had gone mad and were out to get revenge. The revolutionaries, who survived, were exiled for life to the Andamans so that their connection with their families and their country would be severed and their countrymen would forget them forever. For this reason, in January 1858, the British reoccupied Port Blair, Andamans. For the first time on 10th March 1858, Supdt. J.B. Walker arrived with a batch of 200 freedom fighters. The second batch of 733 freedom fighters prisoners arrived in April 1868 from Karachi. They had been sentenced for life imprisonment. After this however it is not known how many thousands of freedom fighters were sent to the Andamans from the harbours of Bombay, Kolkata and Madras. Their numbers, names and addresses are not known.

	Babu Ram Hari Editing Seditious Articles in Swarajya Newspaper At age 22 edit only two issues of Swarajya. Arrested and produced before a sessions judge, who sentenced him to 10 years transportation . Deported to Andamans in October 1910. Repatriated ti Indian jail in1915.
Serajul Haque Born 15.02.1907, Hooghly, West Bengal s/o Late Abdul Jalil-Govt service, Sub Registrar. Joined Yugantar Party at the age of 17. Participated in the Civil Disobedience Movement in 1930 and had to suffer imprisonment for 3 months. Arrested on 03.11.1931 and convincedto 5 years R.I. under Arms Act in Calcutta. Deported to Andamans. Participated in the first hunger strike. Repatriated and released but interned.

	Dr. Gaya Prasad Katiyar Lahore Conspiracy Case Born 1901 , Jagadishpur, s/o late Manjiram Kyer joined H.R.A. in 1925. Arrested at Saharanpur in 1929 in connection with Lahore Conspiracy Case. Joined the hunger strike at Lahore jail.remained underground for about two years. Sentenced to transportation for life. Deported to the Andamans. Took part in the first and second hunger strike. Repatriated in 1937. Released bur again arrested and kept confined in jail till 1946. Total jail period 17 years.
Harekrishna Konar Action and Arms finding Born 05.08.1915. Kumargaria, Raina, Burdwan. S/o Late Saratchandra Konar, businessman. When a school student arrested in civil disobedience movement 1930. Arrested in 1932 in connection with an action and Arms finding at Memari, Burdwan, West Bengal on 15.09.32. He was than a student of Bangabasi College. Sentenced to 6years R.I. and deported to the Cellular jail, Andamans. Participated in first hunger strike. Released in 1938. Total jail period about 8 years.
	Joydev Kapoor Lahore Conspiracy Case Born 1907, Shahabad , Hardoi, U.P. s/o Late Saligram Kapoor was a student of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering B.H.U. Joined H.R>A. at the age of 18. Before arrest remained undergrounf for one year. Arrested at Saharanpur in 1929 in connection with Lahore Conspiracy Case.
Lodha Ram Kapur Took up editorship of Swarajya. Hails from Varaichannalain in the district of Gujarat. He aws prosecuted for three articles published in Swarajya Newspaper. The trying judge in his judgement inter alia remaks. The court finds the accused on all three offences and sentenced him to transportation for ten years for each one of the three offences. Deported to Andamans.
	Uma Shankar Kongar Birbhum Conspiracy Case Born 1915, Bahari, Bolpur, Birbhum, s/o Late Aditya Prasanna Kongar. Was an Intermediaet student oh Sreerampur College at the time of arrest. Arrested in connection with Birbhum Conspiracy Case in late 1933. Sent up for trial and was sentenced to five years imprisonment. Deported to the Andamans in the fall of 1935. Participated in the second hunger strike . Repatriated in 1937. Released in 1938. During world war second was under internment.

THE FREEDOM FIGHTERS TORTURED IN THE CELLULAR JAIL

	Birendra Chandar Lahiri Kamalpur Action Case S/o Ram Chandra Lahiri. Lived at Kavyatirtha, Bengal. Sentenced on 19.4.1933 to 10yrs imprisonment and deported to Andamans in Jan 1934. Repatriated during 1937/38. [photo removed by english hacker?]
Sudhangshu Kumar (Kiran) Lahiri Kamalpur Action Case S/o Rajendra Chandra Lahiri. Residence Usti, Gaffargaon, Mymensingh, Bangladesh. Sentenced on 19.4.1933 to 10 yrs imprisonment. Deported to Andamans in 1934 and repatriated during 1937/38

Madras Infantry, Nancowry Islands (ca. 1900)
(Courtesy Museum fur Volkerkunde, Vienna)

	Khushi Ram Mehta Ooty Bank Action Sentenced to 10 years R.I. Deported to the Andamans. Participated in second hunger strike. Repatriated in 1937 and released in 1938.
Ajit Kumar Mitra Born 1910, Calcutta, s/o Late Probodh Chandra Mitra businessman. At the age of 18 came in contact with the Yugantar Party was a diploma holder of Society of Engineers ( India). Arrested in Calcutta with Arms. Sentenced by the special Magistrate to 10 years imprisonment on 31.01.1934. Deported to the Cellular jail, Andamans. Joined the second hunger strike there. Released in 1939. Total jail period more than 5 years.
	Late Jagadananda Mukherjee Arms Act Born 1907. Boalia, Ghoramara, Rajshahi town, Bangladesh. S/o Late Ramapada Mukherjee. Belonged to Anusheelan Samity. Prior to arrest remained underground for about 2 years. Convicted under Arms Act for 7 years. Deported to Andamans. Took part in two hunger strikes. Repatriated and released in 1939. Total jail period 7 years.
Mohit Mitra Arms Act. Born in Calcutta. S/o Late Hemchandra Moitra. Lived in Natun, Bharenga, Pabna, Bangladesh. Belonged to Yugantar Party Rangpur group. Arrested on February 2nd 1932 in Calcutta. Sentenced to 5 years prison. Deported to the Andamans.Took part in first hunger strike in May 1933. While on hunger strike developed Lober Pneumonia. As a result of the pouring in of milk in the wind pipe instead of stomach. While being forcibly fed by a rubber tube. Rashly pushed through the nasal passage in consequence was martyred on 20.05 1933 in the Cellular jail.
	Shri AbhoyPada Mukherjee Arms Act Born 1907. Boalia, Ghoramara, Rajshahi town, Bangladesh. S/o Late Ramapada Mukherjee. Belonged to Anusheelan Samity. Prior to arrest remained underground for about 2 years. Convicted under Arms Act for 7 years. Deported to Andamans. Took part in two hunger strikes. Repatriated and released in 1939. Total jail period 7 years.
Shri Amar Mukherjee Explosive Act Arrested in Calcutta and was sentenced to prison term of 5 years under Explosive Act on 14.10.1931. Deported to Andamans. Took part in the hunger strike in the Cellular jail.
	Shri Amritendu Mukharjee Anti British Students Movement Born 1908, Krishnanagar, Nadia , West Bengal , s/o Late Panchanan Mukherjee Land owner. Came in contact with Yugantar Party in 1924. Took part in Anti British Students Movement in 1921. Matriculated. Arrested at Krishnanagar on 10.10.1934. Sentenced to 5 years R.I. under Arms Act. Participated in the second hunger strike in Cellular Jail. Released in 1939. Interned in 1940. Got a conviction for 6 months for violation interment. Total jail period more than 5 years.
Jyotish Majumdar Interprovincial Conspiracy Case 14.02.1908, Paikardi, Tipperah, Bangladesh,s/o Late Mohim Chandra Mazumdar. Belonged to Anusheelan Samity . Before arrest remained underground for about two years. Arrested in December 1932 in connection with Interprovincial Conspiracy Case. Sentenced to 4 and half years prison term. Deported to the Andamans. Took part in the second hunger strike. Repatriated in January, 1938. Took part in another hunger strike in Alipore jail. Served prison term during civil disobedience movement of 1930.After release detained under D.I.R. Total jail period more than 13 years.
	Shri KiritiBhusan Majumdar Bathua Action And Conspiracy Case BORN 02.03.1922, Kadurkhil, Chittagong, Bangladesh, s/o Late Ramani Ranjan Majumdar. Belonged to Anusheelan Samity. Arrested in 1934 in connection wuth Bathua Action and Conspiracy Case. Sentenced to a prison term of 7 years. Deported to Andamans. Took part in second hunger strike. Repatriated in January 1938. Released in 1939. Total jail period about 6 years.

	Shri Adhir Kumar Nag Dacca Station road Action Born 1916 at Dibrugar, Assam, s/o Late Mohinimohan Nag. Joined Anusheelan Samity at age of 13. Arrested in 1932. Convicted to 7 years R.I. Deported to the Andamans. Joined second hunger strike. Repatriated in 1937.and released in 1939. Arrested again in 1940 under D.I.R. and served 6 months jail term. Total jail period more than7 years.
Shri SachindraKar Nandi Naldanga Action Born 01.07.1906, gaibandha, Rangpur, Bangladesh, S/o Late Surendra Kumar Nandi. Belonged to Anusheelan Samity. Arrested in action in 1933. Deported for 7 years prison term to Andamns. Took aprt in second hunger strike. Total jail period 7 years.

	Dwarka Prasad Pande Chowri Choara Case Born at Jindapur, Junglekuria, Gorakhpur, U.P. s/o Late Nepal Prasad Pandey. Was involved in the famous Chowri- Chowra case were police fired on unarmed people. They were infuriated and burnt the police station. 26 persons died. He was given a life term sentence. Deported to the Andamans in 1923. repatriated in 1930 and released in 1937. He was rearrested in1942. Total jail period about 20 years. He died in January 1982. gandhji withdrew his Non Cooperation movement after this popular upsurge.
Keshav Prasad Gaya Conspiracy Case Born in Gaya, Bihar, participated in Civil disobedience movement. Joined Hindusthan Socialist republican Army. Arrested in gaya in connection wuth Explosives and Arms Seizure incidence. Sentenced to prison term of 7 years in 1933. and deported to the Andamans. Took part in second hunger strike. Repatriated in 1937 and released in 1938. In early seventies he became a sanyasi and took an ashram life in Vrindavan.
	Pandit Parmanand (Jhansi) Lahore Conspiracy Case (1915) Connected with the Gaddar movement while in Singapore. Had contact with the 5th mohammadan platoon and the 35th Sikh regiment there. Enthused them to rise in revolt against the British Raj. Authorities trid to nab him but he went underground and surfaced back in India. HE was arrested in Lahore in 1915. Sentenced to death in the first Lahore Conspiracy Case. This was subsequently commuted to life imprisonment and sent to the Andamans. For thrashing a Supdt. In the Cellular Jail, the sadist Bari, he was flogged. He was repatriated and released in 1922. He participated in the Civil disobedience movement in 1931 and Quit India Movement in 1942 and suffered various other imprisonment terms.
Satish Chandra Pakrashi Mechuabazar Bomb Case Born 1894 at Madhabdi, Dacca, Bangladesh, s/o Jagadish Pakrashi, while a school student took part in anti partition movement in 1906. Joined Anusheelan Samity, Dacca branch. Arrested in 1911 for 1 years under arms act. After release went underground and took part in 3 major actions. A) Attempt on the life of Basanta Chatterjee, Dy. Supdt. I.B> police, Calcutta on 25th November 1915. B). While in Malda , a headmaster in school was inflicted death punishment for his nefarious activity as a police informer. C) While in Guhati, Assam , broke out of Police Cordon and escaped to safety. Finally after 6 years underground he was arrested in February 1918 and released in January 1921 again arrested in 1923 and detained till 1928 after release started preparing for Arm Uprising in 3 places in Chittagong , Barisal and Calcutta .while engaged in this work he was arrested from Mechuabazar street on 19.12.1929 together with Niranjan Sen and Raman Biswas.Sentenced to 7 years transportation in June 1930. deported to the Andamans. Took part in first hunger strike of 1933,May. Repatriated in 1937. Released in 1938 . Arrested again and released in 1942. Total jail period more than period more that December 1973. His reminiscence of the 'Agniyuger Katha' was highly acclaimed by the public.
	Shri Annada Charan Paul Arms Act Conspiracy and Shooting Born in 1908 at Chalakchar, Dacca, member of Yugantar Party at the age of 17. Absconding period 3 years. Arrested in 1933. tried in 2 separate cases and convicted for 7 years in each case, sentences to run concurrently. Was in Cellular jail from 1934-1937. Took part in the second hunger strike. Total period in jails 6 and half years. Died July 1981.

	Dr. Narayan Roy Calcutta conspiracy and Dalhousie Square( B.B.D. Bag) Bomb Case Born 1900. s/o late K.N.Roy of kailash Bose Street, Calcutta. Joined the Yugantar Party in 1928. Was also a councillor of Calcutta Corporation at that period. Sentenced to 15 years R.I. transferred to Yerhada jail in Mumbai. From there to Cellular Cell in 1933. Participated in the two hunger strikes. Repatriated in 1938. Released in 1939. total jail period about nine years.
Indu Bhushan Ray Alipore Bomb Case Was convicted to 10 years R.I. previously hurled bomb at M.Tardival, Mayor of Chandannagar, Narendra Goswami wa his companion. Narendra Bandopadhyaya of Chandan Nagar organised this action. Brutal and sadistic torture in the Cellular jail made him a mental and physical wreck. In desperationhe committed suicide on 29.04.1912.
	Late Subal Chandra Ray Charmuguria Post Office Action Awarded 7 years R.I. and deported to the Andamans. Repatriated in 1937 and released in early 1938. Total jail period about 7 years.
Nikhil Guha Roy Shibpur- Nadia Action Faridpur, Bangladesh. Arrested in connection with Shibpur, Nadia, Bangladesh 1915. Sentenced to transportation for life. Deported to the Andamans. Repatriated and released in early twenties. Participated in the Non Cooperation Movement. Again arrested in connection with Kandi Bomb acse. Murshidabad West Bengal and convicted , deported to the Andamans again in 1933. Repatriated in 1937. Released in 1945.
	Pandit Ram Rakha Mandalay( Myanmar) Conspiracy Case Born at Hoshiarpur, Punjab. Was the Principal accused in Mandalay, Myanmar, Conspiracy Case. Sentenced to transportation for life. Deported to the Cellular jail. Breathed his last in 1919 while he was on hunger strike in protest against the high handed measures adopted by jail. Authorities in respect of the freedom fighters incarcerated there in and particularly tohim by not allowing him to wear his sacred thread.
Shri Bangeswar Roy Dacca Imperial bank Action Born 08.12.1911 at Gandaria, Dacca , Bangladesh. Belonged to Shree Sangha. Prior to his arrest on 30.10.1931 Sentenced to 10 years R.I. Deported to Andamans. Partcipated in both hunger strikes at Cellular jail and again in 1939 July in Dum Dum Central jail for 36 days. Repatriated in 1938 January. Released on 29th September 1939. Total jail period 8 years.
	Shri Benoy Ray No Details Available
Shri Bholanath Roy No Details Available
	Shri Nishakanta Raychaudhuri Mechuabazar Bomb Case Born 21st March 1906 at Pabna, Bangladesh. S/o Late Durga Kanta Roychoudhury. Arrested on 28.01.1929 from 23 Marques Square. Sentenced to 5 years R.I. and deported to Andamns. Participated in first hunger strike. Repatriated and released in 1935. After release detained under B.C.L.A and released in 1938.

Gadar Party Revolutionaries in Cellular Jail (1914):

Netaji inspecting the Cellular Jail in early February 1944

Bose taking salute at Andaman under Japanese rule

	Late Binoy Tarafdar Armed Action Bagura, Bangladesh. Sentenced to 5 years prison term on 25.05.1935 and sent to Andamans. Took part in second hunger strike.
Shri Debendra Talukdar Soari kandapara Action S/o Late ramendra Talukdar. Born 1905 in Ntrakona, Mymensingh, Bangladesh. Member of Anusheelan samity at age 14. Arrested in January 1932 and convicted for 7 years.Sent to Andamns December 1932. Released after serving full term.
	Shri Dwjendranath Talapatra Interprovincial Conspiracy Case Born 1.4.1910 at Tahipur, Rajshahi, Bangladesh. S/o late Jogesh Chandra Talapatra. Joined Anushilan samity in 1926. Arrested in connection with Interprovincial conspiracy Case on 31.12.1932 while a BA student in Calcutta. Sentenced to 7 yrs and deported to Andamans. He took part in the second hunger strike in the Cellular Jail and another one in dum Dum Central jail. After release detained under DIR till 1945. Total jail period 13 years.
Shri Monoranjan Guha Thakurta Arms Act Born 1908, Noakhali, Bangladesh. S/o Late Nishikanta Guhathakurta. Joined Yugantar Party at age 14. Arrested January 1932. Convicted for 5 years. Deported to Andamns with first batch in 1932. Participated in first hunger strike. Total period 6 years.

	Shri Hotilal Verma Editor,Swarajya, Urdu Weekly Arrested and sentenced for 10 years and deported to Andamans.
Shri Shiva Verma Lahore Conspiracy Case ( 1929- 1930) Born 09.02.1904 at Kalauli, Hardoi, U.P. S/o Late K.L.Verma. was a B.Sc. student at D.A.V. College, Kanpur. Was an executive committee member of the H.S.R.A. and an organiser of U.P. Was arrested on 13th May 1929 and sentenced for life and deported to the Andamans. Took part in both hunger strike. After release was arrested several times and remained confined in jail till 1947.

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The Andamans are indissolubly associated with catastrophic memories of sufferings and sacrifices of the heroic sons of India and thus have gained a prime place in the history of the Indian struggle for independence. Since that place is rendered sacred by the dust of the martyrs` feet and their sweat and blood, it not only enkindles interest and curiosity in the minds of every Indian but also it becomes a place of pilgrimage. The Ex-Andaman Political Prisoners Fraternity Circle very rightly refers to the Andamans as Mukti Tirtha (The Pilgrimage of Salvation).

The deportation to the Andamans started in 1858 with the political prisoners of what Vinayak Damodar Savarkar called the Indian War of Independence 1857, in which Mangal Pandey became the first martyr on 10th May 1857. This struggle was founded both on religious and political grounds to resist the cruel suppression let loose by the East India Company (EIC). Freedom fighters were obliterated in thousands. There was hardly any region in northern India where corpses were not hanging from gallows, which reminded the people about the wrath of the government: Thousands were sentenced to imprisonment by holding fake trials.

The exact number of freedom fighters who were expatriated to the Andamans cannot be determined for lack of relevant records.

Sadly, all the names of the freedom fighters of 1857 deported to the Andamans are not available, but a few of them have come to light through the official record in the archives or memoirs and biographies of the individuals.

Two names are, however, mentioned in Dr. J.P Walker`s letter to the Government of India in 1858. One of them was Narain sentenced for life on 31st July 1857 to transportation for having agitated sedition against the British rule in the cantonment of Dinapore (Danapur, Bihar). As his plan fell flat, he was arrested and transported to the Andamans. On the fourth day of Narain`s arrival, he tried to escape from the Chatham Island by swimming to the mainland Port Blair (At that time Chatham was a separate island but has since been connected with Port Blair by a bridge) and had almost succeeded. He was fired upon, and was made to alter his course. Narain was captured by Boat`s crew. He was sentenced to death and hanged on the same day. Narain was the first to go to the gallows in the Andamans. The other was Naranjan Singh who was convicted in Bengal for absconding. He was sentenced to expatriation for life and was sent to the Andamans. He hung himself on Ross Island on 14th March 1858.

Dudhnath Tewari : There is also the authentic record of who was a sepoy of 14 Regiment of Bengal Native Infantry. He was convicted of mutiny and desertion and was sentenced on 27th September 1857 by the commissioner at Jhelum to transportation for life with labour in fetters. Dudhnath reached Port Blair by Roman Emperor from Karachi on 6th April 1858, and was allotted the number 276. He escaped from Ross Island on 23rd April 1858 along with ninety other convicts upon rafts built from "felled trees bound together with tent ropes". Some of them were killed by the aborigines while the others died of starvation. Only Dudhnath, though wounded, pulled through the attacks. He had suffered a fall, from where he was taken by the aborigines to their fold and they ultimately developed a friendship with him.

Tewari lived with them for about a year and married two girls of their clan. He became a sort of authority on the aborigines of the Andamans, having communicated with them probably in their own language. He returned to the convict station on 17th May 1859 and gave prior information to the Britishers of the planned attack by the aborigines on them. The British prepared with prior notice and rebuffed the attack of the aborigines which was known as "the battle of Aberdeen". As a result Dudhnath Tiwari was given a `free pardon` by the Government of India on 5th October I860.

Alatna Fazlul Huq was a maulvi from Khairabad (Sitapur District, Uttar Pradesh). He had resigned from the office of sarishtadar of Delhi Residency to join the revolt. He had framed the constitution of independent Delhi. After the fall of Delhi, he returned to Khairabad but was captured and deported off to the Andamans in 1858 where he breathed his last. He was a friend of Mirza Galib, the famous Urdu poet and the latter has gloriously mentioned the transportation of Fazlul Huq to the Andamans in his writings.

Liaqat AH was a maulvi from Allahabad who had donned the leadership of rebel army there. After his defeat on 12th July 1857 he escaped with his wife and a few followers to Bombay via Sachin (near Surat). But before he could board the ship for Haj he was captured and transported to the Andamans where he died.

Syed Alaud-Din was also a maulvi. He was one of those who had attacked the Hyderabad Residency on 17th July 1857. He was transported to the Andamans on 28th June 1859 where he expired in 1884, a little before he could complete his sentence.

Hitnanohal Singh and Kura Singh (father and son) belonged to Thana Bhavan a village in Muzaffar Nagar district (Uttar Pradesh). They were also transported to the Andamans for their participation in the Revolt of 1857. The father is believed to have suffered for thirty-five years in the Andamans, while the year of son`s death is not known.

Hatte Singh was the brave zamindar of Ghess (Orissa). He along with his whole family and friends fought unremittingly against the British till 1865. His father, brothers and friends were executed, while Hatte Singh was transported to the Andamans. A temporary amnesty failed to mortify this gutsy family.

Bhima Naik was the Bhil chieftain of Dholi Bowlee (Baiwani State) Nimar, a region in Madhya Pradesh. He with his band of tribal fought alongside Tatya Tope. He was defeated by Capt. Keatings in 1859 during which Bhima Naik escaped into forests. He was captured and sent to the Andamans where he passed away after two years.

Garabdas Patel was the headman of Anand (now famous for its dairy products, Kaira district, Gujarat). He attacked the British camp at Lotia Bangol (Gujarat). He was arrested and sent to the Andamans where he breathed his last
.Atrocities committed on early freedom fighters:

Honey Singh was a harbinger of hunger strikers. He was resident of Mitauli (district Sitapur, Uttar Pradesh). He refused to eat while he was being transported to the Andamans for his mutinous activities in 1857 and he dropped dead on the way.

The Who`s Who of Indian Martyrs, Vol. III, also reveals the names of the martyrs who had laid down their lives overseas. They are - Bahadar Singh, Devi, Futta, Gulab Khan, Jawahar Singh, Mahibullah, Manju Shah, Maya Ram, Noora, Qaim Khan, Sirajuddin and Venkat Rao.

Mir Jafar Ali Thaneswari is also referred to by L.R Mathur in his book as a patriot of the 1857 national uprising who was transported to the Andamans. He was the lone soul who had returned to the mainland after undergoing imprisonment in the Andamans.

The names of Duti Ram Barua (Assam), Bahadur Gaonbarah (Assam), Madhu Mallick (Assam), Sheikh Formud All (Assam) are given by Professor Chintamani Shukal in his Hindi book entitled Yatnabhumi Andaman Ka Romanchkariltehas, besides endorsing the other names. These names also find mention in the booklet published by Andaman and Nicobar Administration.

In Connection With First War of Independence, 1857

S.No.	Title	Name	Province	Comments

1	Shri	Alama Fazal Huque	U.P.
2	Shri	Bahadur Goonburah	Assam
3	Shri	Bahadur Singh	M.P.
4	Shri	Bhim Nayek	M.P.
5	Shri	Devi	M.P.
6	Shri	Dutiram Barua	Assam
7	Shri	Dudhnath Tiwari
8	Shri	Futta	M.P.
9	Shri	Garabdas Patel	Gujrat
10	Shri	Gulab Khan	M.P.
11	Shri	Hatte Singh	Orissa
12	Shri	Himanohal Singh	U.P.
13	Shri	Jawhar Singh	M.P.
14	Shri	Kura Singh	U.P.
15	Shri	Liaqat Ali	U.P.
16	Shri	Loney Singh	U.P.
17	Shri	Madhu Mallik	Assam
18	Shri	Maulvi Syed Aluddin	Hyderabad
19	Shri	Mahibullah	M.P.
20	Shri	Manju Shah	M.P.
21	Shri	Maya Ram	M.P.
22	Shri	Mir Jafar Ali Thanseswari
23	Shri	Narayan	Bihar
24	Shri	Noora	M.P.
25	Shri	Niranjan Singh
26	Shri	Qaim Khan	M.P.
27	Shri	Sirajuddin	M.P.
28	Shri	Seikh Formud Ali	Assam
29	Shri	Venkat Roa	M.P.

Lord Mayo murder case

Lord Mayo

Shere Ali in shackles after his attack on Lord Mayo

(photograph reproduced from - Colonialism and Convict Society in the Andaman Islands, Oxford University Press, )

Wahabi Rabels Deported to Andamans (1860 - 1870)

1	Shri	Ahmadulla	Patan Trial, 1865
2	Shri	Amiruddin	Maldah Trial, 1870
3	Shri	Ibrahim Mandal	Rajmahal Trial, 1870
4	Shri	Md. Sher Ali
5	Shri	Yahya Ali	Ambala Trial, 1864

Moplah Rebels Deported to Andamans (1922 - 1924)

1	Shri	Neliiparamban Alavi Haji
2	Shri	Kolaparamban Kunjalavi
3	Shri	Kozhisseri Koya Kutty
4	Shri	Ambattuparamban Saidalippa
5	Shri	Kayakkatiparambil Kunjeni
6	Shri	Machingal Rayin
7	Shri	Kuthukallan Kunjara
8	Shri	Chungath Athan
9	Shri	Variyath Valappil Ahammed Kutty
10	Shri	Mattummal Ahammed Kutty
11	Shri	Pooyikunnan Marakkar
12	Shri	Machincheri Alavi
13	Shri	Pokat Koyami
14	Shri	Puthampeedikayil Kunjikader Molla
15	Shri	Mukri Kunjayammu
16	Shri	Poolakuyyil Kunhi Moideen Kutty
17	Shri	Poovakundil Alavi
18	Shri	Neehiyil Kunjeedu
19	Shri	Aripra Pocker
20	Shri	Mattummal Marakkar
21	Shri	Chakkupurakkal Kutty Hasan

There were no toilets. There were no lights, no reading material. Prisoners were not allowed to meet with each other. The guards carried out physical torture and flogging. Their behaviour was insulting. Things had become unbearable.

FREEDOM FIGHTERS INCARCERATED IN CELLULAR JAIL (1909-1921)

1	Shri	Daji Narayan Joshi	Bombay
2	Shri	Ganesh Damodar Savarkar	Bombay
3	Shri	Vinayak Damodar Savarkar	Bombay

1	Shri	Ali Ahmed Siddiqui	Punjab
2	Shri	Amar Singh	Punjab
3	Shri	Bhai Paramanand	Punjab
4	Shri	Bhan Singh	Punjab
5	Shri	Bishen Singh	Punjab
6	Shri	Bishen Singh	Punjab
7	Shri	Bishen Singh	Punjab
8	Shri	Bishen Singh	Punjab
9	Shri	Channan Singh	Punjab
10	Shri	Chattar Singh	Punjab
11	Shri	Chattar Singh	Punjab
12	Shri	Chet Ram	Punjab
13	Shri	Chuher Singh	Punjab
14	Shri	Gurudah Singh	Punjab
15	Shri	Gurudit Singh	Punjab
16	Shri	Gurumukh Singh	Punjab
17	Shri	Gurumukh Singh	Punjab
18	Shri	Hardit Singh	Punjab
19	Shri	Harnam Singh	Punjab
20	Shri	Hazara Singh	Punjab
21	Shri	Hidaram	Punjab
22	Shri	Hirda Singh	Punjab
23	Shri	Inder Singh	Punjab
24	Shri	Inder Singh	Punjab
25	Shri	Jagat Ram	Punjab
26	Shri	Jawand Singh	Punjab
27	Shri	Jawla Singh	Punjab
28	Shri	Jiwan Singh	Punjab
29	Shri	Kala Singh	Punjab
30	Shri	Kala Singh	Punjab
31	Shri	Kapur Singh	Punjab
32	Shri	Kartar Singh	Punjab
33	Shri	Kehr Singh	Punjab
34	Shri	Kehr Singh	Punjab
35	Shri	Kesar Singh	Punjab
36	Shri	Kirpa Singh	Punjab
37	Shri	Kirpal Singh	Punjab
38	Shri	Kusal Singh	Punjab
39	Shri	Lakhan Singh	Punjab
40	Shri	Lal Singh	Punjab
41	Shri	Lal Singh	Punjab
42	Shri	Madan Singh	Punjab
43	Shri	Mangal Singh	Punjab
44	Shri	Manohar Singh	Punjab
45	Shri	Munsha Singh	Punjab
46	Shri	Nand Singh	Punjab
47	Shri	Nand Singh	Punjab
48	Shri	Natha Singh	Punjab
49	Shri	Nehar Singh	Punjab
50	Shri	Nidhan Singh	Punjab
51	Shri	Piara Singh	Punjab
52	Shri	Prithwi Singh Azad	Punjab
53	Shri	Raja Ram	Punjab
54	Shri	Ram Raksha Bhale	Punjab
55	Shri	Ram Saran Das	Punjab
56	Shri	Randhir Singh	Punjab
57	Shri	Roda Singh	Punjab
58	Shri	Rulla Singh	Punjab
59	Shri	Rurh Singh	Punjab
60	Shri	Sajjan Singh	Punjab
61	Shri	Saon Singh	Punjab
62	Shri	Sher Singh	Punjab
63	Shri	Shingara Singh	Punjab
64	Shri	Shiv Singh	Punjab
65	Shri	Sohan Singh	Punjab
66	Shri	Sucha Singh	Punjab
67	Shri	Surain Singh	Punjab
68	Shri	Surjan Singh	Punjab
69	Shri	Teja Singh	Punjab
70	Shri	Thakkar Singh	Punjab
71	Shri	Udhem Singh	Punjab
72	Shri	Wasakha Singh	Punjab
73	Shri	Waswa Singh	Punjab

1	Shri	Govinda Ram	United Province
2	Shri	Hoti Lal	United Province
3	Shri	Ladha Ram	United Province
4	Shri	Mukhada Babu	United Province
5	Shri	Mujtaba Husain	United Province
6	Shri	Nandgopal	United Province
7	Shri	Paramanand (Jhanshi)	United Province
8	Shri	Ram Hari	United Province
9	Shri	Roshan Lal	United Province
10	Shri	Sachindra Nath Sanyal	United Province

1	Shri	Abani Bhuan Chakrabarti	Bengal
2	Shri	Abinash Bhattacharji	Bengal
3	Shri	Amrita Lal Hazra	Bengal
4	Shri	Ashutosh Lahiri	Bengal
5	Shri	Aswani Kumar Basu	Bengal
6	Shri	Barindra Kumar Ghosh	Bengal
7	Shri	Bhupendra Nath Ghosh	Bengal
8	Shri	Bibhuti Bhusan Sarkar	Bengal
9	Shri	Bidhu Bhusan Dey	Bengal
10	Shri	Bidhu Bhusan Sarkar	Bengal
11	Shri	Siren Sen	Bengal
12	Shri	Brojendra Nath Datta	Bengal
13	Shri	Gobinda Chandra Kar	Bengal
14	Shri	Gopendra Lal Roy	Bengal
15	Shri	Harendra Bhattacharjee	Bengal
16	Shri	Hem Chandra Das (Kanungo)	Bengal
17	Shri	Hrishikesh Kanjilal	Bengal
18	Shri	Indu Bhusan Roy	Bengal
19	Shri	Jatindra Nath Nandi	Bengal
20	Shri	Jyotish Chandra Paul	Bengal
21	Shri	Kalidas Ghosh	Bengal
22	Shri	Khagendra Nath Chaudhuri	Bengal	alias Suresh Chandra
23	Shri	Kinuram Pal	Bengal	alias Priyanath
24	Shri	Kshitish Chandra Sanyal	Bengal
25	Shri	Madan Mohan Bhowmik	Bengal
26	Shri	Nagendra Nath Chanda	Bengal
27	Shri	Nagendra Nath Sarkar	Bengal
28	Shri	Nani Gopal Mukherji	Bengal
29	Shri	Naren Ghosh Chaudhuri	Bengal
30	Shri	Nikhil Ranjan Guha Roy	Bengal	also between 1932-38
31	Shri	Nikunja Behari Pal	Bengal
32	Shri	Nirapada Roy	Bengal
33	Shri	Phani Bhusan Roy	Bengal
34	Shri	Pulin Behari Das	Bengal
35	Shri	Sachindra Nath Datta	Bengal
36	Shri	Sachindra Lal Mitra	Bengal
37	Shri	Sanukul Chatterji	Bengal
38	Shri	Satish Chandra Chatterji Bhattacharji	Bengal
39	Shri	Satya Ranjan Basu	Bengal
40	Shri	Sudhir Chandra Dey	Bengal
41	Shri	Sudhir Kumar Sarkar	Bengal
42	Shri	Surendra Nath Biswas	Bengal
43	Shri	Suresh Chandra Sengupta	Bengal
44	Shri	Trailakya Chakrabarti	Bengal
45	Shri	Ullash Kar Datta	Bengal
46	Shri	Upendra Nath Banerji	Bengal

FREEDOM FIGHTERS INCARCERATED IN CELLULAR JAIL (1922-1932)

1	Shri	Lakshmi Kanta Shukla	United Province
2	Shri	Vishnu Saran Dublis	United Province

1	Shri	Kotaya Korrabu	Madras
2	Shri	Pandu Padal Bonangi	Madras
3	Shri	Sanyasayya Golivilli	Madras
4	Shri	Sanyasi Kunchatti	Madras
5	Shri	Satyanarayan Raju	Madras
6	Shri	Virayya Dora Taggi	Madras

FEEDOM FIGHTERS INCARCERATED IN (CELLUALR JAIL 1932-1938)

1	Shri	Hazari Singh	Punjab
2	Shri	Kushiram Mehta	Punjab

1	Shri	Dhwantari	Delhi
2	Shri	Harabandhu Samajdar	Delhi

1	Shri	Bachu Lal	United Provice
2	Shri	Batukeshwar Datta	United Provice
3	Shri	Bijoy Kumar Sinha	United Provice
4	Shri	Gaya Prasad	United Provice
5	Shri	Jaidev Kapoor	United Provice
6	Shri	Kundan Lal Gupta	United Provice
7	Shri	Mahavir Singh	United Provice
8	Shri	Prem Prakash	United Provice
9	Shri	Ram Singh Dogra	United Provice
10	Shri	Shambhu Nath Azad	United Provice
11	Shri	Sheo Verma	United Provice

1	Shri	Biswanath Mathur	Bihar
2	Shri	Chandrika Singh	Bihar
3	Shri	Gouri Shankar Dubey	Bihar
4	Shri	Gulab Chand Gupta	Bihar
5	Shri	Jogendra Shukul	Bihar
6	Shri	Kamal Nath Tiwari	Bihar
7	Shri	Kanhaiya Lal Misir	Bihar
8	Shri	Kedarmoni Shukul	Bihar
9	Shri	Kesho Prasad	Bihar
10	Shri	Mihabir Misir	Bihar
11	Shri	Malay Bramachari	Bihar
12	Shri	Mohit Adhikari	Bihar
13	Shri	Nanku Singh	Bihar
14	Shri	Pramatha Nath Ghosh	Bihar
15	Shri	Ram Pratap Singh	Bihar
16	Shri	Shyam Krishna Agarwal	Bihar
17	Shri	Shyama Charan Bharatwar	Bihar
18	Shri	Shyamdeo Narayan	Bihar	alias Ram Singh
19	Shri	Suraj Nath Chaure	Bihar

1	Shri	Abani Ranjan Ghosh	Bengal
2	Shri	Abani Mukherji	Bengal
3	Shri	Abdul Kader Chaudhuri	Bengal
4	Shri	Abhaypada Mukherji	Bengal
5	Shri	Achyute Ghatak	Bengal
6	Shri	Adhir Ranjan Nag	Bengal
7	Shri	Adhir Chandra Sinha	Bengal
8	Shri	Ajay Sinha	Bengal
9	Shri	Ajit Kumar Mitra	Bengal
10	Shri	Akshay Kuamr Mitra	Bengal
11	Shri	Amalendu Bagchi	Bengal
12	Shri	Amar Mukherji	Bengal
13	Shri	Amar Suthradhar	Bengal
14	Shri	Amritendu Mukherji	Bengal
15	Shri	Amulya Kumar Mitra	Bengal
16	Shri	Amulya Roy	Bengal
17	Shri	Amulya Chandra Sen Gupta	Bengal
18	Shri	Ananda Prasad Gupta	Bengal
19	Shri	Ananta Bhattacharji	Bengal
20	Shri	Ananta Chakrabarti Bhola	Bengal
21	Shri	Ananta Kumar Chakarabarti	Bengal
22	Shri	Anata Dey	Bengal
23	Shri	Ananta Kukherji	Bengal
24	Shri	Ananta Lal Singh	Bengal
25	Shri	Anath Bandhu Saha	Bengal
26	Shri	Anil Mukherji	Bengal
27	Shri	Annada Charan Pal	Bengal
28	Shri	Anukul Chatrerji	Bengal
29	Shri	Arabinda Dey	Bengal
30	Shri	Atul Chandra Datta	Bengal
31	Shri	Bangeswar Roy	Bengal
32	Shri	Bankim Chakrabarti	Bengal
33	Shri	Barindra Kumar Ghosh	Bengal
34	Shri	Benoy Kumar Basu	Bengal
35	Shri	Benoy Bhusan Roy	Bengal
36	Shri	Benoy Tarafdar	Bengal
37	Shri	Bhanba Ranjan Patutunqu	Bengal
38	Shri	Bhabatosh Kurmakar	Bengal
39	Shri	Bhabesh Talukdar	Bengal
40	Shri	Bhagwan Chandra Biswas	Bengal
41	Shri	Bharat Sharma Roy	Bengal
42	Shri	Bholanath Roy	Bengal
43	Shri	Bhubon Mohon Chandra	Bengal
44	Shri	Bhupal Chandra Basu	Bengal
45	Shri	Bhupal Chandra Panda	Bengal
46	Shri	Bhupendra Chandra Bhattachraji	Bengal
47	Shri	Bhupesh Chandra Nanergi	Bengal
48	Shri	Bhupesh Chandra Guha	Bengal
49	Shri	Bhupesh Chandra Saha	Bengal
50	Shri	Bibhuti Bhusan Banerji	Bengal
51	Shri	Bidhu Bhusan Guha Biswas	Bengal
52	Shri	Bidhu Bhusan Sen	Bengal
53	Shri	Bidyadhar Saha	Bengal
54	Shri	Bijan Kumar Saha	Bengal
55	Shri	Bijay Kumar Sen	Bengal
56	Shri	Bijay Krishna Bunerji	Bengal
57	Shri	Bimal Chandra Bhattacharji	Bengal
58	Shri	Bimal Bhowmik	Bengal
59	Shri	Bimal Dasgupta	Bengal
60	Shri	Bimal Kumar Sarkar	Bengal
61	Shri	Bimalendu Chakrabarti	Bengal
62	Shri	Biraj Deb	Bengal
63	Shri	Biren Chaudhuri	Bengal
64	Shri	Birendra Chandra Lahiri	Bengal
65	Shri	Biren Roy	Bengal
66	Shri	Biru Bhusan Chakrabarti	Bengal
67	Shri	Chandra Kanta Bhattacharji	Bengal
68	Shri	Chitta Biswas	Bengal
69	Shri	Chittaranjon Datta	Bengal
70	Shri	Chintaharan Das	Bengal
71	Shri	Chunilal Deb	Bengal
72	Shri	Deb Kumar Das	Bengal
73	Shri	Debendra Talukdar	Bengal
74	Shri	Bharani Banik	Bengal
75	Shri	Dharani Biswas	Bengal
76	Shri	Dharani Chakrabarti	Bengal
77	Shri	Dharanidhar Roy	Bengal
78	Shri	Dhirendra Kumar Biswas	Bengal
79	Shri	Bhiren Chaudhuri	Bengal
80	Shri	Dhiren Datta	Bengal
81	Shri	Dhirendra Nath Bhattacharji	Bengal
82	Shri	Dhirendra Chakrabarti Comilla	Bengal
83	Shri	Dhirendra Chandra Chakrabarti Mymensingh	Bengal
84	Shri	Dhirendra Chandra Das	Bengal
85	Shri	Dhrubesh Chatterji	Bengal
86	Shri	Dinesh Banik	Bengal
87	Shri	Dinesh Chandra Das Mymensigh	Bengal
88	Shri	Dinesh Chand'a Das	Bengal	Alias Tagar
89	Shri	Dinesh Dasgupta	Bengal
90	Shri	Dinesh Dhar	Bengal
91	Shri	Dinesh Chandra Saha	Bengal
92	Shri	Durga Sankar Das	Bengal
93	Shri	Dwijendra Nath Naha	Bengal
94	Shri	Dwijendra Nath Talapatra	Bengal
95	Shri	Fakir Chandra Sen Gupta	Bengal
96	Shri	Gagan Chandra Dey	Bengal
97	Shri	Ganesh Chandra Ghosh	Bengal
98	Shri	Gobinda Kar	Bengal
99	Shri	Gobinda Prasad Bera	Bengal
100	Shri	Gomiruddin Sarkar	Bengal
101	Shri	Gopal Acharji	Bengal
102	Shri	Gopal Chandra Deb	Bengal
103	Shri	Gopi Mohan Saha	Bengal
104	Shri	Gour Gopal Datta	Bengal
105	Shri	Haran Chandra Deb	Bengal
106	Shri	Harekrisna Konar	Bengal
107	Shri	Harendra Nath Das Mandal	Bengal
108	Shri	Haribal Chakrabarti	Bengal
109	Shri	Haridas Saha	Bengal
110	Shri	Harihar Datta	Bengal
111	Shri	Haripada Banerji	Bengal
112	Shri	Haripada Basu	Bengal
113	Shri	Haripada Bhattacharji	Bengal
114	Shri	Haripada Chaudhuri	Bengal
115	Shri	Haripada Dey	Bengal
116	Shri	Hem Chandra Bakshi	Bengal
117	Shri	Hemendra Nath Chakrabarti	Bengal
118	Shri	Hem Chandra Datta	Bengal
119	Shri	Himangshu Bhowmik	Bengal
120	Shri	Hiramohan Chatterji	Bengal
121	Shri	Hriday Das Faridpur	Bengal
122	Shri	Hriday Das chittagang	Bengal
123	Shri	Hrishikesh Basu	Bengal
124	Shri	Hrishikesh Bhattacharji	Bengal
125	Shri	Hrishikesh Datta	Bengal
126	Shri	Indu Bhusan Das	Bengal
127	Shri	Jagadananda Mukherji	Bengal
128	Shri	Jagat Basu	Bengal
129	Shri	Jagat Roy	Bengal
130	Shri	Jamini Kumar Dey	Bengal
131	Shri	Jangeswar Das	Bengal
132	Shri	Janaki Nath Das	Bengal
133	Shri	Jatindra Dey	Bengal
134	Shri	Jayesh Chandra Bhattacharji	Bengal
135	Shri	Jiban Guha Thakurta	Bengal
136	Shri	Jiban Molla	Bengal
137	Shri	Jibendra Kumar Das	Bengal
138	Shri	Jitendra Nath Chakrabarti	Bengal
139	Shri	Jitendra Nath Gupta	Bengal
140	Shri	Jitendra Majumdar	Bengal
141	Shri	Jnanda Gobinda Gupta	Bengal
142	Shri	Jogendra Chakrabarti	Bengal
143	Shri	Jogendra Mohan Guha	Bengal
144	Shri	Jogesh Chakrabarti	Bengal
145	Shri	Jogesh Chandra Das	Bengal
146	Shri	Jyotirmay Roy	Bengal
147	Shri	Jyotish Majumdar	Bengal
148	Shri	Kalachand Chakrabarti	Bengal
149	Shri	Kali Mohan Bajerji	Bengal
150	Shri	Kalipada Bhattacharji	Bengal
151	Shri	Kali Kinkar Dey	Bengal
152	Shri	Kalipada Chakrobarti	Bengal
153	Shri	Kalipada Roy	Bengal
154	Shri	Kaliprasanna Roy Choudhuri	Bengal
155	Shri	Kamakshya Charan Ghosh	Bengal
156	Shri	Shri Kamal Srimani	Bengal
157	Shri	Kamini Dey	Bengal
158	Shri	Kartik Charan Ghosh Paresh	Bengal
159	Shri	Kartik Sarkar	Bengal
160	Shri	Kaumudi Kanta Bhattacharji	Bengal
161	Shri	Keshab Lal Chatterji	Bengal
162	Shri	Keshab Samajdar	Bengal
163	Shri	Kiran Dey	Bengal
164	Shri	Kiriti Bhusan Majumdar	Bengal
165	Shri	Khoka Roy Sudhindra Kumar	Bengal
166	Shri	Kripanath Dey	Bengal
167	Shri	Krishna Biswas	Bengal
168	Shri	Krishnapada Chakrabarti	Bengal
169	Shri	Kshitish Chandra Chaudhuri	Bengal
170	Shri	Kshitish Chandra Roy	Bengal
171	Shri	Kumud Mukherji	Bengal
172	Shri	Kumudini Ghosh	Bengal
173	Shri	Loke Nath Bal	Bengal
174	Shri	Lalt Chakrabarti	Bengal
175	Shri	Lalit Chandra Raha	Bengal
176	Shri	Lalit Singh	Bengal
177	Shri	Lal Mohan Sen	Bengal
178	Shri	Modan Roy Chaudhuri	Bengal
179	Shri	Madhu Banerji	Bengal
180	Shri	Madhusudan Datta	Bengal
181	Shri	Md. Ibrahim Alias Tarapada	Bengal
182	Shri	Mahendra Bhawmik	Bengal
183	Shri	Mahesh Barua	Bengal
184	Shri	Makhan Dey	Bengal
185	Shri	Mani Lal Datta	Bengal
186	Shri	Mani Ramani Ganguli	Bengal
187	Shri	Manindra Lal Chaudhuri	Bengal
188	Shri	Manindra Dey	Bengal
189	Shri	Manindra Chandra Sen	Bengal
190	Shri	Manmatha Datta	Bengal
191	Shri	Man Mohan Saha	Bengal
192	Shri	Manoranjan Banerji	Bengal
193	Shri	Monoranjan Chaudhuri	Bengal
194	Shri	Manoranjan Guha Thakurta	Bengal
195	Shri	Mathura Nath Datta	Bengal
196	Shri	Mohan Lal Nag	Bengal
197	Shri	Mohan Kishore Namadas	Bengal
198	Shri	Mohit Mohan Namadas	Bengal
199	Shri	Mokshada Ranjan Chakrabarty	Bengal
200	Shri	Mritunjay Banerji	Bengal
201	Shri	Mukul Ranjan Sen	Bengal
202	Shri	Murari Goswami	Bengal
203	Shri	Magen Dasgupta	Bengal
204	Shri	Nagendra Deb	Bengal
205	Shri	Nagendra Nath Dey	Bengal
206	Shri	Nagendra Nath Gupta	Bengal
207	Shri	Nagen Modak	Bengal
208	Shri	Nagendra Mohan Mustafi	Bengal
209	Shri	Nalini Sengupta	Bengal
210	Shri	Nanda Lal Das Gupta	Bengal
211	Shri	Nanda Dulal Singh	Bengal
212	Shri	Nani Gopal Das	Bengal
213	Shri	Nani Das Gupta	Bengal
214	Shri	Narayan Chandra Roy	Bengal
215	Shri	Nalini Das	Bengal
216	Shri	Narendra Nath Das	Bengal
217	Shri	Narendra Chandra Ghosh	Bengal
218	Shri	Narendra Prasad Ghosh	Bengal
219	Shri	Nepal Sarkar	Bengal
220	Shri	Nibaran Chakrabarti	Bengal
221	Shri	Niranjan Sen	Bengal
222	Shri	Nirendra Barua	Bengal
223	Shri	Nirmalendu Guha	Bengal
224	Shri	Nishakanta Roy Chaudhuri	Bengal
225	Shri	Nitya Ranjan Chaudhuri	Bengal
226	Shri	Nripendra Datta Roy	Bengal
227	Shri	Paresh Chandra Chaudhuri	Bengal
228	Shri	Paresh Chandra Guha	Bengal
229	Shri	Parimal Chandra Ghosh	Bengal
230	Shri	Phani Bhusan Das Gupta	Bengal
231	Shri	Phani Nandy	Bengal
232	Shri	Prabir Kumar Goswami	Bengal
233	Shri	Prafulla Kumar Biswas	Bengal
234	Shri	Prafulla Bhawmik	Bengal
235	Shri	Prafulla Kumar Majumdar	Bengal
236	Shri	Prafulla Narayan Sanyal	Bengal
237	Shri	Prakash Chandra Sett	Bengal
238	Shri	Pran Gopal Mukherji	Bengal
239	Shri	Pran Krishna Chakrabarti	Bengal
240	Shri	Pran Krishna Chaudhuri	Bengal
241	Shri	Prasanta Kumar Sengupta	Bengal
242	Shri	Pravash Kumar Roy	Bengal
243	Shri	Priyada Ranjan Chakrabarti	Bengal
244	Shri	Probodh Kumar Roy	Bengal
245	Shri	Prodyot Roy Chudhuri	Bengal
246	Shri	Promode Ranjan Basu	Bengal
247	Shri	Provakar Biruni	Bengal
248	Shri	Provat Chandra Chakrabarti	Bengal
249	Shri	Provat Kumar Ghosh	Bengal
250	Shri	Provat Mitra	Bengal
251	Shri	Purna Goswami	Bengal
252	Shri	Purnendu Sekhar Guha	Bengal
253	Shri	Robindra Banerji	Bengal
254	Shri	Rabindra Banerji	Bengal
255	Shri	Rabindra Chandra Neogi	Bengal
256	Shri	Radha Ballav Gope	Bengal
257	Shri	Radhika Dey Das	Bengal
258	Shri	Rajani Kant Sarkar	Bengal
259	Shri	Rajat Bhusan Datta	Bengal
260	Shri	Rajendra Nath Charkrabarti	Bengal
261	Shri	Raj Mohan Karanjai	Bengal
262	Shri	Rakhal Chandra Dev	Bengal
263	Shri	Rakhal Das Mallik	Bengal
264	Shri	Ram Chandra Das	Bengal
265	Shri	Ramendra Nath Samajdar	Bengal
266	Shri	Ramesh Chatterji	Bengal
267	Shri	Ramesh Chandra Roy	Bengal
268	Shri	Ramkrishna Sarkar	Bengal
269	Shri	Ranadhir Das Gupta	Bengal
270	Shri	Reboti Mohan Saha	Bengal
271	Shri	Sachindra Chandra Home	Bengal
272	Shri	Sachindra Lal Kar Gupta	Bengal
273	Shri	Sachindra Nath Mitra	Bengal
274	Shri	Sachindra Nandi	Bengal
275	Shri	Sailesh Datta	Bengal
276	Shri	Sailesh Chandra Roy	Bengal
277	Shri	Samadish Chandra Roy	Bengal
278	Shri	Samarendra Ghosh	Bengal
279	Shri	Sanatan Roy	Bengal
280	Shri	Santipada Chakrabatti	Bengal
281	Shri	Santi Gopal Sen	Bengal
282	Shri	Santosh Kumar Datta	Bengal
283	Shri	Sarada Prasanna Basu	Bengal
284	Shri	Saradindu Bhattacharji	Bengal
285	Shri	Sarat Dhupi Das	Bengal
286	Shri	Saroj Kumar Basu	Bengal
287	Shri	Saroj Guha	Bengal
288	Shri	Daroj Roy	Bengal
289	Shri	Sarasi Mohan Moitra	Bengal
290	Shri	Sashi Mohan Bhattacharji	Bengal
291	Shri	Satish Chandra Sasu	Bengal
292	Shri	Satish Chandra Pakrashi	Bengal
293	Shri	Satyabrata Chakrabarti	Bengal
294	Shri	Satya Ranjan Ghosh	Bengal
295	Shri	Satyendra Kumar Basu	Bengal
296	Shri	Satyendra Narayan Majumdar	Bengal
297	Shri	Sarajul Huque	Bengal
298	Shri	Shahaya Ram Das	Bengal
299	Shri	Sachin Chakarabarti	Bengal
300	Shri	Sitangsu Datta Roy	Bengal
301	Shri	Sridhar Goswami	Bengal
302	Shri	Subal Chandra Roy	Bengal
303	Shri	Subodh Chaudhuri	Bengal
304	Shri	Subodh Roy	Bengal
305	Shri	Sudhangsu Dasgupta Babu	Bengal
306	Shri	Sadhangsu Sasgupta Manu	Bengal
307	Shri	Sudhangsu Sasgupta (Bankura)	Bengal
308	Shri	Sudhangsu Lahiri	Bengal
309	Shri	Sudhangsu Sengupta	Bengal
310	Shri	Sudhendu Chandra Dam	Bengal
311	Shri	Sudhindra Nath Bhattacharji	Bengal
312	Shri	Sudhindra Roy	Bengal
313	Shri	Sudhir Bhattachrji	Bengal
314	Shri	Sudhir Chaudhuri	Bengal
315	Shri	Sudhir Kumar Roy	Bengal
316	Shri	Sudhir Kumar Samajdar	Bengal
317	Shri	Sukhendu Bikash Dastidar	Bengal
318	Shri	Sukumar Ghosh	Bengal
319	Shri	Sukumar Sengupta	Bengal
320	Shri	Sunil Kumar Chatterji	Bengal
321	Shri	Sunirmal Sen	Bengal
322	Shri	Suren Acharji	Bengal
323	Shri	Suren Banik	Bengal
324	Shri	Surendra Nath Datta	Bengal
325	Shri	Surendra Nath Datta Gupta	Bengal
326	Shri	Surendra Dhar Chaudhuri	Bengal
327	Shri	Surendra Mohan Kar Roy	Bengal
328	Shri	Suren Surkhel	Bengal
329	Shri	Suresh Chandra Das	Bengal
330	Shri	Sushil Kumar Banerji	Bengal
331	Shri	Sushil Kumar Chakrabarti	Bengal
332	Shri	Sushil Dasgupta	Bengal
333	Shri	Sushil Kumar Dey	Bengal
334	Shri	Uma Sankar Konar	Bengal
335	Shri	Umesh Khudiram Bhattacharji	Bengal
336	Shri	Upendra Nath Mandal	Bengal
337	Shri	Upen Saha	Bengal
338	Shri	Usha Ranjan Dey	Bengal

1	Shri	Benoy Laskar	Assam
2	Shri	Gopen Roy	Assam
3	Shri	Gouranga Mohan Das	Assam
4	Shri	Motilal Roy	Assam
5	Shri	Satyendra Roy	Assam

1	Shri	Prativadi Bhayankara Venkatchary
2	Shri	T. Satchidananda Sivam

ANDAMAN JAIL CONSTRUCTION

Subhash Chandra Bose after capturing Andaman during 2nd world war with the help of Japanese soldiers

coconut crushing machine

2nd March 1969: A big luncheon meeting was hosted by the Fraternity Circle at Kolkata Maidan where Ex-Andaman freedom fighters from different parts of the country met and chalked out their future course of action

First Pilgrimage to Andaman

26 January 1974: The first pilgrimage of ninety-six Ex-Andaman Freedom Fighters travelled by the ship M.V.Andamans and arrived at Port Blair. This group also included family members, widows of those Ex-Andaman Freedom Fighters who had expired and mainland feedom fighters like Manmath Nath Gupt with his wife and Sheel Bhadra Yajee were also invited. They received a hero's welcome by the local people.