Atmakatha

AutobiographyRamprasad Bismil The final moments are near. Two death sentences are hanging over my head. I have vehemently criticized the police, both in everyday life and in newspapers and magazines. In open court, I have taken the judge, the intelligence officer, the magistrate, the public prosecutor, and the chieftain to task. My words are piercing everyones heart. I dont have a friend, acquaintance, or friend to lean on. I remember the one Supreme Being, the Supreme Being. Reciting the Gita, I feel contentWhatever I have done, You have done it; I have no responsibility for myself. Wherever I have done something, You were within me. One who performs his actions by renouncing the desire for reward and dedicating them to Brahman is not tainted by sin, just as a lotus leaf does not become waterlogged even when submerged in water. Whatever I have done throughout my life, I have done it for the good of my country. If I have nurtured my body, it has been with the thought that a strong body would enable me to serve my country well. This auspicious day has been achieved through great efforts. This humble body will be fortunate in the United Provinces. After the events of the 1857 mutiny, this provinces resident will be the first to sacrifice himself on the altar of the motherland in connection with the revolutionary movement. From this book The autobiography of the immortal martyr, the inspiration for revolutionaries, Pt. Ramprasad Bismil is not just an autobiography. It is the essence of the virtues of his life, which is extremely inspiring for future generations. A readable and collectible book for readers of all age groups.