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278 1 Ramnath
51. For collections of his writings and r ,ahore Conspiracy
Cast: documenrs, see Shiv Varma, ed" Selated Writings rif'Shaheed
Bhagilt Singh (New Delhi: National Book Centre, 1986);
Malwinderjit Singh Wa raich and Gurdev Singh Sidhu, cds.,
Ihe lIanging ofBhagat Singh: Complete Judgment and Other
Doruments (Chandigarh : Unistar Books, 2005),
52. Niraja Rao, "Bhagat Singh and the Revolutionary
Movemenr;' available at http://www.revolutionarydemocracy.
org/ rdv 3n l /bsingh.htm.
53. Cired in ibid,
54. Josh, My Tryst, 142-43.
55. Josh, My Meetings, 14, 133.
56. Ghosh, Bhagtlt Singh, 144,
57. Josh, ry Tryst, 143.
58. Ibid., 102, 103.
59. Ibid., 101. He is referring to two articles he wrote fo r the
December 1926 issue ofKirti (ibid., 99, 100).
60. Ibid., 134.
61. Ibid., 128.
62. Varma, Selected Writings; Deol, Shaheed-e-Azam Sardar
Bhagat Singh, 29. See ,,-!so S. K. Mittal and 1, 1'an Habib, "Towards
Independence and Socialist Republic: Naujawan Bharat Sabha:'
Social Scientist 8, no. 2 (September 1979), 18-29: parts 1 and
2; Neeti Nair, "Bhagat Singh as Satyagrahi: The Limits of Non­
Violence in Late Colonial India:' Modern Asian Studies 43, no.
3 (2009), 649-81; Shalini Sharma, "Developing a Communist
Identity: The Case of the Naujavan Bharat Sabha:'Journal of
Punjab Studies 14, no. 2 (Fall 2007) , 167-86.
63. Chaman Lal, ed., Bhagat Singh: 1he Jail Notebook and
Other Writings (New Delhi: LeftWord, 2007), 12.