Bhubaneswar: Jitendra Pradhan, the only lamp freedom that survived PaniMora in Bargarh Odisha Regency, died on Friday afternoon, ending the era of heroic fairy tales related to the village that was a little known.
ThePradan was 102.
He was the last of 32 fighter freedom from Panimora The highest produced by Odisha Village, which was all imprisoned for participating in the movement out of India in 1942.
Pradhan’s wife had died more than two decades ago.
They don’t have children.
He used to live with his nephew.
“He had a fever and had been tested positive for Covid-19 on Tuesday,” said a fellow resident of Kulamanii Board, whose grandfather, Dambarudhar, was also a Freedom Fighter.
An academic and writer who has conducted extensive research on PaniMora and wrote a ‘courage in vein’ book in the battle of Panimora Villagers against Raj England, said the villagers had arrested the British court in Sambalpur in 1942.
“While one of the villagers, Chamru Parida , said Judge, Jitendra, who died on Friday became orderly in court and the others were assigned a different role.
The court then asked the applicants to take back their petitions and archive them again to discuss it to Mahatma Gandhi and not British Raj by British troops and put behind the bar, “he added.” It is very interesting to know how and why from one small village – the population is currently only 3,000 – so many people, often described as Gandhi’s barefoot army., take part in the movement of freedom, “Tekchand Duan said, secretary Freedom Freedom Western Memorial Committee.
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“Until the last few years, Pradhan was active in the de-addiction movement regardless of his traditional healing practices,” he added.
by his ancestors.
Every Friday, a group of villagers conducted ‘Prabhat Pheri’ (procession in the morning) sang patriotic songs.
A gandhi warning in the village is still a place that holds discussions about patriotism and gandhism.