It is very nice place for peace in our life.it is belong to our historical freedom fighters
Nishu Sharma115 days ago
This place is very nice for all...becoz here's so beautiful trees nd flowers....
Tarun Kumar Verma1 year ago
Great Place to visit Something like ancient monuments
Editor Mr2 years ago
Beautiful place
Himanshu Patel2 years ago
Place you would like to make a trip for here.
VEER PRATAP SINGH2 years ago
This place have memory of 52 freedom fighter who hanged on emli tree now its name is bavani emli
Ashish kumar3 years ago
Beautiful memorable place...
You can easily spend your time with the peace...
Harshvardhan Nishad2 years ago
Bawani Imli’, a Famous tree, which also is a Martyr’s memorial located on the Mughal Road, 3 Kms West of the Tehsil headquarters near Khajua town in Bindki sub-division of Fatehpur District in the Indian State of Uttar Pradesh. On this tamarind tree on the 28th of April 1858, Braveheart Thakur Jodha Singh ‘Ataiya’ and his Fifty-one companions were hanged to death. The memorial is a symbol of the supreme sacrifice made by the freedom fighters. The Tamarind tree is still present at the spot and locals believe that after the massacre, the tree has stopped growing. This incident is also termed the 2nd Jallianwala Bagh massacre.
On 28th April 1858, he was hanged along with 51 of his comrades at the Tamarind tree on Mughal Road. But the barbarity of the British did not stop. The British made an announcement, “Whoever takes the body from the tree will also be Hung from the same tree.”
The dead bodies hung from the trees for 37 days. At last, Maharaja Bhavani Singh on the 4th of June, 1858 brought down the bodies from the tree and cremated them. That Tamarind tree situated between Bindki and Khajua is remembered today, as a martyr memorial.
Names of all the 52 martyrs have been engraved on 3 stone tablets and installed on the martyr memorial campus. Their names are as follows:
Something like ancient monuments
You can easily spend your time with the peace...
On 28th April 1858, he was hanged along with 51 of his comrades at the Tamarind tree on Mughal Road. But the barbarity of the British did not stop. The British made an announcement, “Whoever takes the body from the tree will also be Hung from the same tree.”
The dead bodies hung from the trees for 37 days. At last, Maharaja Bhavani Singh on the 4th of June, 1858 brought down the bodies from the tree and cremated them. That Tamarind tree situated between Bindki and Khajua is remembered today, as a martyr memorial.
Names of all the 52 martyrs have been engraved on 3 stone tablets and installed on the martyr memorial campus. Their names are as follows:
Sri Binda Singh, Bansi Dhar, Bidya Sagar, Bacchalal, Baldev Prasad, Badri Prasad, Bhagwan Deen, Madan Mohan, Chote Lal, Chaita, Durga, Girdhari Lal, Gaya Deen, Guljari, Gajodhar Prasad, Hari Prasad, Jagannath, Jai Ram Singh, Kallu Singh, Kadhai Lal, Sri Kedarnath Singh, Lacchua, Mannu Lal, Manbodhan, Mukund, Mathura, Manbodhan 2, Madan Mohan 2, Manni, Gajanand, Parag Narayan, Panna Lal, Prabhu Dayal, Phulmati, Ramdutt, Raghunandan, Raghunandan 2, Ramdas, Raja Ram, Shivnayak Singh, Shiv Narayan, Sohan Lal, Shiv Narayan 2, Shankar, Shiv Dutt, Shiv Shankar, Siddhagopal, Surajdeen, Yadunandan Prasad, Raghunandan Singh, Jodha Singh Ataiya.
Jai Hind, Jai Bharat...