the jallianwala bagh tragedy took place in amritsar.
the jallianwala bagh tragedy took place in amritsar.
when did the jallianwala bagh tragedy take place?
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the jallianwala bagh massacre, also known as the amritsar massacre, took place on 13 april 1919 when troops of the british indian army under the command of acting brigadier-general reginald dyer fired rifles into a crowd of unarmed indian civilians who had gathered in jallianwala bagh, amritsar, punjab. the civilians had assembled for a peaceful protest to condemn the arrest and deportation of two national leaders, satya pal and saifuddin kitchlew, and to honour the sikh festival of baisakhi.









































the jallianwalla bagh is a public garden of 6 to , walled on all sides, with five entrances.
jallianwala bagh massacre
years later, prime minister of india, p. v. narasimha rao called the parkala massacre the "jallianwala bagh of the south." the jallianwala bagh massacre was a major turning point for the indian independence movement when a british general, reginald dyer, marched into jallianwala bagh and ordered his troops to fire on peaceful protesters, killing 379 and injuring another 1,200.
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