Unmasking British Injustice: Roshan Singh Hanged for Bamrauli, Not Kakori Action

• The Bamrauli incident on December 25, 1924, was a 'money action' by the Hindustan Republican Association (HRA) to fund weapons, not a dacoity.
• During the Bamrauli operation, a person named Mohanlal accidentally died, which later became the pretext for revolutionary Thakur Roshan Singh's execution.
• Despite not being involved in the Kakori Rail Action, the British government deliberately reopened the Bamrauli case to frame Roshan Singh.
• Historian Dr. Vikas Khurana states the British feared Roshan Singh and used the accidental Bamrauli shooting as an excuse for a 'judicial murder'.
• Roshan Singh was charged with murder for the Bamrauli incident and hanged on December 19, 1927, in Malaka Jail, Allahabad.

Why It Matters: Revolutionary Roshan Singh was judicially murdered by the British using the Bamrauli incident as an excuse.