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Recruited at 14, Arrested at 20: The Young Revolutionary Who Trained Bengal’s Women to Fight the British
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Recruited at 14, Arrested at 20: The Young Revolutionary Who Trained Bengal’s Women to Fight the British
The year is 1935. In Titagarh, British police break into a quiet house and find a girl barely out of her teens sitting among revolvers, explosives, and fellow revolutionaries who have nowhere left to run. She does not resist as she is taken into custody. She does not give up a single name either. By then, the British already had a name for her: Comilla's Goonda. It is meant as a warning. To the young women she has spent years quietly training in…
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