Revolutionary never dies..

I have a question from the people of independent India, to become a revolutionary for the noble causes of the society and stood against the modus operandi of the government, should be shot down in a fabricated encounter by the state police.

What Colonial government did with our revolutionaries, the act of their conduct remained same even today against rising revolutionaries by the state Police, hinting colonialism 2.0.

The genesis is deep rooted in British era where we called repressive acts on innocent indians who just learnt nationalism and learnt how to raise their voices against the exploitations.

Today in independent India we are seeing the same kind of acts by the state police against the revolutionary, who just stood up for the rights and welfare of his village, was shot dead in an encounter. The incident triggered widespread anger among people of independent India who believe the encounter was not necessary when the youth already surrendered before police.

This youth had surrendered before the police but what about our Bhagat Singh, Chandrashekhar Azad, Bismillah Khan who never learnt surrender and embraced death over surrender. At that time, our revolutionaries could save their lives if they choosen surrender option, but in an independent India State Police yet not learnt this knowledge from their father, who had some sympathy towards Indians who surrendered before the police..