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पालघर येथे हुतात्मा दिवस साजरा
Published 14-Aug-2015 22:23 IST
वीरांना श्रद्धांजली वाहताना पालघर येथील नागरिक

१४ ऑगस्ट १९४२ च्या चले जाव आंदोलनात पालघरमधील पाच जवानांनी हौतात्म्य पत्कारले होते. गोविंद ठाकूर, रामचंद्र चुरी, सुकूर मोरे, रामप्रसाद तिवारी आणि काशिनाथ पागधरे या पाच वीरांच्या बलिदानाची आठवण म्हणून आजचा दिवस पालघरमध्ये हुतात्मा दिवस म्हणून पाळला जातो. शहरातील मध्यभागी असलेल्या पाचबत्ती येथे सर्व राजकीय पुढारी, शाळेचे विद्यार्थी आणि नागरिकांनी एकत्र येऊन शहिदांना श्रद्धांजली वाहिली. यावेळी हौतात्म्य पत्कारलेल्या वीरांनी वापरलेल्या ध्वजाची पूजा करून त्यांना सलामी देण्यात आली. विशेष म्हणजे स्वयंस्फूर्तीने शहिदांची आठवण म्हणून आज पालघर शहरात बंद पाळण्यात येतो. 




14th AUGUST 1942 HUTATMA DIN ( MARTYRS`DAY ) -PALGHAR HUTATMA CHOWK – CITY

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Like every year, Palghar shuts on Aug 15 eve to remember martyrs

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      Satpati Hutatma Chowk ( Martyrs` Stub)
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MUMBAI: This is one shutdown that is voluntary and is being patriotically followed for 70 years. On August 14 every year, Palghar marks Hutatma Din (martyrs’ day) to pay homage to five young freedom fighters who were shot dead by the British during the peak of the Quit India Movement.
On Thursday, schoolgirls gathered at Hutatma Chowk, in the heart of Palghar, singing and offering prayers. A sea of humanity—government officials, politicians, industrialists, shop and restaurant owners and the general public—observed silence at 12.39pm, when bullets had pierced Govind Thakur, Kashinath Pagdare, Ramprasad Tevari, Sukur More and Ramchandra Churi, all aged 17 to 20, on August 14, 1942.
As the clarion call of ‘Do or Die’ and ‘Quit India’ was given at August Kranti Maidan on August 9, 1942, youngsters from Palghar and the surrounding villages of Satpati, Shirgaon, Dhansar, Tembode, Alyali, Murbe, Navapur, Ucheli, Palmtembhi, Kharekhuran, Popurva, Unbhat and Aalewadi took out a morcha to the tehsildar’s office. As the crowd, led by Sakharam Patil, reached the memorial spot, the British opened fire, recalled Navnitbhai Shah (91), a Palghar resident. He said Patil, a Gandhian, had asked the crowd to not even possess sticks.
Two years later, a memorial was constructed for the martyrs and Palgharites have since then practiced keeping their shops and establishments shut on August 14 from 6am to 6pm. Even autos are off roads and educational institutions remain shut. Only hospitals and diaries remain open and only essential commodities and services provided.
Narendra Patil, a Palghar resident, recalls his late father mentioning about the march. “My father used to tell us stories about how one of the martyrs, Govind Thakur (17), collapsed after being hit by bullets, but refused to put down the flag. Even when he died, the flag was on him,” Patil said. The flag continues to honour the central hall of the Palghar Municipal Council and is brought to the memorial site on August 14.





















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