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Bhagaban Sahoo : the Forgotten Hero of the Freedom Struggle August - 2015 Odisha Review Bhagaban Sahoo : The Forgotten Hero of the Freedom Struggle Rajashree Sahoo The history of freedeom struggle of India is enriched with the sacrifices of untold number of soldiers out of which few received due recognition in the annals of history. A large number of them are either ignored or they are not treated properly because of their obscure origin, illiteracy, poor background or lack of self-aggrandisement. The prime purpose of the present paper is to highlight about such a great personality who dedicated his life sacrificing all the pleasure and happiness for the cause of the nation. He is no other than Bhagaban Sahoo of Kasapa village of Jajpur district, about whom the present work would focuss. downward) which was ignited fire facing To analyse the life-story of Bhagaban interrogation from the British officers to leak Sahoo is indeed a romance of history. Born on out the names of other fellow participants in 6th June 1908, his educational background was the disaffection work against the British confined to village Chatasali where he learnt government? He is our Bhagia Bania, later on Varnavodha (alphabets), Rasakrida called as Biplabi Bhagia, who remained tight (Srikrishna¶s play-story) and fundamentals on lipped during the above said torture shouldering Mathematics.1 all the responsibility on him. He was not a mass While he was in Chatasali he displayed leader to be recorded in history nor his role his inclination towards struggle and virtually was so insignificant to be rejected for record. joined in the mainstream of the national struggle Like him many unknown freedom fighters at the age of twenty two being inspired by the establishing link between masses and the local freedom fighters.2 leaders remained on the border line to be taken care up to bring them from people¶s memory He was a man of uncompromising, to the history on record. Bhagaban seems to undauanted, bold and brave personality who have been neglected as he was very poor and exhibited daring skill to tolerate all brutalities illiterate inspite of his tremendous sacrifice for committed to him with ungrudging attitude by the nation. the British authorities. How it is thrilling to imagine a horrific scene that a man hanged from Lahore Congress of 1930 passed a upside down (i.e. leg upward and head resolution of complete independence as the goal 46 Odisha Review August - 2015 of India. Soon after Gandhiji declared civil so brave that just after his release from jail he disobedience movement popularly known as marched with sixty freedom fighters to unlock Salt Satyagraha. The Salt Satyagraha at Inchudi the Swaraj Ashram at Cuttack. He and Srijang inspired young Bhagaban to jump accompanied with Subas Ch. Bose, into the freedom movement. Nabakrishna Choudhury, Binod Kanungo, In the year 1930, two prominent Lingaraj Misra and Rajkishna Bose had Congress workers of Jajpur namely Bipin Bihari completed the work. Therefore along with other revolutionaries Bhagaban Sahoo was sentenced Mohanty and Balaram Pati organized a meeting 5 at Ahiyas adjacent to Kaspa, Bhagaban¶s native to one month imprisonment in Cuttack jail. village. In the face of strong opposition of the Bhagaban protested against the low-grade Union President, Bhagaban took up the treatment to inmates in the jail and other such challenging task of awaring people through actions of the jailer. So he was beaten seriously drum beats and clarion calls in fourteen nearby and tolerated third degree punishment by the villages. As a result three thousand people police. attended the meeting and became aware of the After some months he again marched call of Gandhiji. Subsequently Bhagaban to Cuttack with one hundred freedom fighters himself organized two meetings at Chhatrapara and attacked one of the officers who was and Uttarkul Hat. He gave a call for actions responsible for ill behaviour to the not mere slogans. He immediately started revolutionaries in the Swaraj Ashram Case. So picketing before opium and ganja shops at he was arrested and sent to Patna jail for six Jajpur. months.6 In the year 1931, he joined the ³Banara Bhagaban Sahoo started a spinning Sena´. He along with Kartik Chandra centre at Ahiyas and inspired many people to Mahapatra of Haripur, Sushil Chandra be self-reliant and to wear Khaddar. He Mohanty and Kalandi Mohanty of Mallikapur, became a spy and confidential letter bearer and Rasikananda Das of Gandakul hoisted the while taking sojourn for six months in the national tricolor flag in the Office of the S.D.O. Ashram of Gopabandhu Choudhury at Bari. Jajpur. So he was arrested, severely beaten and He was carrying the secret correspondence sent to jail for two months.3 with Nilambar Dash of Soro, Pyarimohan Das As soon as he was released from the of Balasore, Chakradhar Behera, the leader of jail, he with the above four revolutionaries Kanika agitation and Gopinath Das of Bhadrak raided the Court of Jajpur. Bhagaban forced on foot and handing over the reply to the S.D.O. to leave the chair and proposed to Nabakrushna Choudhury at Cuttack via run the Court. As a result he was beaten on the Kendrapara.7 head by the police and was sentenced to four The Quit India Movement of 1942 was month¶s imprisonment and was sent to Cuttack so violently precipitated in both Jajpur and 4 jail. Bhadrak that it put a serious pressure on the After his release he did not lose his British. When Dr. Harekrishna Mahatab was courage and enthusiasm rather went to arrested, Bhagaban remained in the building of Balasore with Dhaneswar Das of Rahania and Mahatab and played a vital role in this offered picketing before excise shops. He was movement. Police firing at Eram causing the given twenty-one cane-lashes with two months¶ death of 27 freedom fighters created sharp imprisonment and sent to Balasore jail. He was reaction in the mind of Bhagaban. On August 47 August - 2015 Odisha Review 17, 1942, he with Baishnab Charan Nayak set Das, Bhagaban Sahoo, Santanu Kumar Das, fire to the Bhandaripokhari P.S. and the Nrusingh Charan Panda and others and residential quarters of the police. The Post advanced towards the Office of the S.D.O. Office of the locality was burnt down and the Revolutionaries from Bari, Binjharpur, road was cut off to prevent the police force to Dharmasala and Korai joined them. Almost move.8 The next day four persons were killed 30,000 freedom fighters assembled in front of and several others were injured by police firing S.D.O¶s Office shouting slogans against the at Bhandaripokhari. As a result of this a tense British to quit India. It was not possible to situation was aroused throughout Balasore control the agitated mob by the S.D.O. but he district.9 There was firing at Dhamnagar on 21st requested the police force not to open fire. September 1942 in a similar incident.10 Padmanav Ray, Bhagaban Sahoo and In the year 1942-43, Jajpur and Baidyanath Das forced the then S.D.O. Bhadrak faced severe famine. Bhagaban called Ratnakar Sarangi to wear Khaddar. In the upon the congressman to loot the paddy meantime an aeroplane appeared in the sky and granaries of zamindars and as a result, in the dropped some explosives to frighten the people. The crowd immediately dispersed in presence of Padmanav Ray five thousand 14 people under the leadership of Bhagaban haste and panic. Sahoo looted the Granary of Pankaj Devata at On their way home, the violent mob and Suradiha and helped the famine-stricken the revolutionaries under the leadership of people. In a meeting at Chhatrapara, Bhagaban Bhagaban Sahoo raided and burnt Ramabag Sahoo instigated the violent freedom fighters Post Office and Mandarkhanda Irrigation Tax to set fire to the Dak Bungalow of Office.15 The next day Bhagaban Sahoo was Chhatrapada, Dasarathpur Water Tax Office, arrested and given third grade punishment to Jayantara Police Out-Post, Ahiyas Dak- expose other names involved in arson and loot bungalow and Dasarathpur E.T. School and it cases etc. He took upon himself the was immediately accomplished.11 Bhagaban¶s responsibilities of all the violent action. He was action made the British administration perturbed charged by IPC-143, 430 and 342 and and a chaotic situation spread all over. remained as under-trial prisoner in Cuttck jail The next day it was decided in a bearing batch No. V.T 741. There were 55 meeting at Ahiyas presided by Padmanav Ray cases of arson, mail robbery, dacoity and to destroy Railway telephone connection and looting of granaries in Jajpur sub-division that force the S.D.O. of Jajpur to wear Khaddar. Bhagaban Sahoo took upon himself. So he was In the meantime Kaipara (Kalamatia)12 charged in 17 section of IPC and 3(IV) and witnessed a horrible and tragic incident in which 35(IV) of DIR and was sentenced to 29 years of imprisonment by the Trial Court and put in four persons were killed in police firing and 17 th others were injured. The news spread like wild the Cuttack jail since 8 Nov. 1942. He was a fire all over the district and the freedom fighters second class prisoner bearing batch No. decided to gherao the S.D.O. Office and 12365/A. Later on his punishment was reduced capture the police station of Jajpur.13 to nine years and three months rigorous imprisonment by the Appellate Court. In spite On the 27th August, 1942, defying all of that he was so fearless that he bore the government prohibitions a large number of punishment whatever inflicted on him.
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