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'''Adya krantiveer Umāji Nāik Khomane''' ({{lang-mr|उमाजी नाईक खोमणे}}) (September 7, 1791 – February 3, 1832) was an [[India]]n freedom fighter, a [[Revolutionary movement for Indian independence|revolutionary]]. He was The First Freedom Fighter against British Rule in India. |
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Soon after the fall of [[Maratha Empire]] Umaji raised a tiny army against the British. His anti-British manifesto asked the country-men to fight against the foreign rulers. To capture him, the British Government announced a bounty of 10,000 rupees. Mr. Trambak Kulkarni was responsible for arrest of this great freedom fighter. He gave a message to the British and British forces came to arrest him. Though he fought against them, the forces sent were able to arrest him. After his capture, he was hanged in Pune. After the hanging Trmbak kulkarni send letter for gift against umajis arrested.<ref>"mulnivasi nayak dailly on 6 june 2016"Diamond Maharashtra Sankritikosh ({{lang-mr|डायमंड महाराष्ट्र संस्कृतीकोश}})," Durga Dixit, Pune, India, Diamond Publications, 2009, ISBN 978-81-8483-080-4.</ref>{{clarification needed|date=August 2016}} |
Soon after the fall of [[Maratha Empire]] Umaji raised a tiny army against the British. His anti-British manifesto asked the country-men to fight against the foreign rulers. To capture him, the British Government announced a bounty of 10,000 rupees. Mr. Trambak Kulkarni was responsible for arrest of this great freedom fighter. He gave a message to the British and British forces came to arrest him. Though he fought against them, the forces sent were able to arrest him. After his capture, he was hanged in Pune. After the hanging Trmbak kulkarni send letter for gift against umajis arrested.<ref>"mulnivasi nayak dailly on 6 june 2016"Diamond Maharashtra Sankritikosh ({{lang-mr|डायमंड महाराष्ट्र संस्कृतीकोश}})," Durga Dixit, Pune, India, Diamond Publications, 2009, ISBN 978-81-8483-080-4.</ref>{{clarification needed|date=August 2016}} |
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Umaji Naik Khomane- India's First Freedom fighter | |
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| Born | September 7, 1791 |
| Died | February 3, 1832 (aged 40) Pune, India |
| Cause of death | hanged |
| Nationality | Indian |
| Other names | Adhya krantiveer Umaji Naik |
| Known for | Indian Independence Movement |
| Parent(s) | Dadaji Naik Khomane Lakshmibai Naik Khomane |
Adya krantiveer Umāji Nāik Khomane (Template:Lang-mr) (September 7, 1791 – February 3, 1832) was an Indian freedom fighter, a revolutionary. He was The First Freedom Fighter against British Rule in India.
Soon after the fall of Maratha Empire Umaji raised a tiny army against the British. His anti-British manifesto asked the country-men to fight against the foreign rulers. To capture him, the British Government announced a bounty of 10,000 rupees. Mr. Trambak Kulkarni was responsible for arrest of this great freedom fighter. He gave a message to the British and British forces came to arrest him. Though he fought against them, the forces sent were able to arrest him. After his capture, he was hanged in Pune. After the hanging Trmbak kulkarni send letter for gift against umajis arrested.[2][clarification needed]
Notes
- ^ mulnivasi news paper on 6 june 2016
- ^ "mulnivasi nayak dailly on 6 june 2016"Diamond Maharashtra Sankritikosh (Template:Lang-mr)," Durga Dixit, Pune, India, Diamond Publications, 2009, ISBN 978-81-8483-080-4.
See also
- Brief biography in Marathi and photo of Umaji Naik's statue.
- A book on Umaji Naik in Marathi
- Mural at Purandar Fort
- Marathi Movie on Umaji Naik
- Maharashtra to erect memorial for Umaji Naik, Indian Express, June 7, 1997, retrieved January 5, 2011.