History of Hutatma Narayan Daji Warke | Krantiveer Hutatma Narayan warke | Swami Hutatma warke

Hutatma Narayan Daji Warke

Hutatma Narayan Daji Warke was born in 1919 in a small village called Kalnakwadi in Bhudargad taluka. While Prince Shivaji of Kolhapur stopped at Maratha Boarding, he jumped into the freedom struggle. Gandhi was arrested on August 9, 1942 and the leader went underground. Warke also went underground during this campaign. The Kolhapur state had issued an arrest warrant against him and ordered him to be shot below the waist. Despite the order, Warke publicly challenged the British Empire by promising independence in front of Pebble's office. While he was on his side, the police officer kept watching, but no one dared to shoot the lion cub. While underground, he had told his mother that dancing grains and wet chillies were more delicious on the tenth day than in Puranpola in slavery. Karveeraya Swami is the grandfather of everyone in this group. ... and Tukaram Bharmal is an 18-year-old youth who has just broken up in Egypt. What ????? ... Anyway ... It is the subject of a separate article .... So the passion of the youth in the blood of all these people .... 

           

Krantiveer Hutatma Narayan Warke

The largest government treasury in the Kapashi area was at Gargoti. The looting was planned very secretly ... Kapashi, Tal. Kagal), Tukaram Bharmal (Murgud, Tal. Kagal), Hariba Benade and Mallappa Chougale (Chikhali), Balwant Jabde (Jatrat), Parashuram Krishna Salokhe (Khadkalat), Narayan Daji Warke (Kalnakwadi) .... Kapashi - some are. After passing from Amrai in Pal village on Manganur ghat on Gargoti road, the caves in the remote mountains started meeting these people in all those caves ..... All the road leading to Gargoti was mapped .... Ganpati Kesarkar of Pal and his companion Gopal Patil Helped provide revoluth clothing, food and weapons.

The first plan was to rob government coffers in Gargoti and to declare anti-British rule by flying a tricolor flag over the British office there. ...

But it all had to be done in the utmost secrecy ... because we don't have a lot of fitros. And it was a war of independence, but in reality it was against the British rule ... But in Chhatrapati Shivaji's Maharashtra, these revolutionaries used symbolic words to deceive the British police and their news with guerrilla poetry.

Everyone had a symbolic name ... Balbhim, Godutai, Captain, Savalya, Tansen, Bhat, Gunwant, the third person in front knew nothing ... 

'Going to Rajdhani' means going to Kolhapur .... 'Let's go for a walk in the market' means going to Sangli .... 'Junction Khallas' means going to Miraj' BR Patel got married and decided to rob the train ... 'Wear a ring' means a pistol has been found. Discussion about rubbing salt on my wounds - Oops! That's all ... the crazy hero inspired for freedom went on his performance ....

The decision was taken on December 13, 1942 ...

Bingu Narayan Kulkarni, a young revolutionary, was martyred on 15th August, 1942, in the attack on Banda Hardas at Raviwar Wes Chowk, Kolhapur. Sunday at Wes Square. On Sunday, Wes Chowk became a permanent 'Bindu Chowk' ... the revolutionaries gained strength .... and the struggle of the armed revolution intensified .... law and order could deteriorate after death due to fear of the British A revolutionary ...

As planned, all the revolutionaries came out of the work entrusted to them. A tunnel was dug under the bridge over Kur's Dudhganga. And the revolutionaries marched towards Pebble .... Everyone secretly reached the office near Pebble Treasure .... And from here the attack took place ... Someone reported this information to the White Officer. The tunnels under the bridge did not burst .. British soldiers guarding the laughter caught the laughter ... But the British police surrounded the office ... Soldiers climbed to the roof of the building ... Slavery helped the hunters to break the wings of the eagle of the revolution that took the leap of freedom.

Hutatma Narayan Warke Smark Kalnakwadi

In this mad adventure, Karveirai Swami (Hukkeri-Belgaon), Narayan Warke (Kalnakwadi-Bhudargad), Shankarrao Ingale (Kapashi-Kagal), Mallappa Chougale (NanibaiChikhali-Kagal), Tukaram Bharmal (Murgud-Kagal), Balwant Jabde (NanibaiChikhali-Kagal), Parshuram Salunkhe (Khadaklat-Chikkodi) Freedom. Dedicated.