Power of Legacy 1

After returning to the BSP headquarters in Rajasthan, Ram immediately began mobilizing the resources towards Punjab and the Punjabi leaders.

As expected, in 1844, the resources, which included guns, food, clothing, and various other items, were sent to Punjab. The leaders, especially those who aspired for an independent nation, were thrilled upon receiving these resources. They wasted no time and started working towards their goal. Eventually, they made the decision to pursue a separate nation rather than unite with Indian independence.

However, Ram didn't stop there. He continued to provide them with resources, ensuring their strength and support. This strategic move allowed him to take advantage of any conflicts that arose, just like stealing prey from two fighting tigers.

True to predictions, Punjab began to revolt against the British, and Indian officers in the military started disobeying commands, one by one, providing reasons for their actions.

All of this was orchestrated by Ram behind the scenes. His leadership in the BSP, which had previously helped the people in times of torture, humiliation, and exploitation by the British, made it easier for him to convince the Indian military officers to join their cause.

The sight of Indians leaving the military and joining the BSP infuriated the British. They were not willing to fight against their other people in a foreign land, which they considered barbaric.

The Punjabis continued their attacks and even started conquering various territories. However, it is crucial to understand that dealing with the British was no easy task. In response, the British initiated their own deployment towards Punjab to counter these attacks.

But with the Ram shared this information with the Punjabi leaders, enabling them to plan their attacks strategically and avoid direct confrontations with the British forces whenever possible.

The Punjabi leaders also utilized guerrilla warfare tactics, taking advantage of the region's geography and their knowledge of the local terrain. They launched surprise attacks on British outposts, disrupting their supply lines and communication networks. These hit-and-run tactics not only inflicted casualties on the British forces but also demoralized them, as they were constantly on edge, never knowing when and where the next attack would come from.

During this period, Ram's efforts to persuade people to support BSP and establish its leadership extended beyond just political influence. BSP also focused on building a strong military force, acquiring a substantial army and abundant gun resources. These resources were strategically hidden and undisclosed, ensuring that the British remained unaware of the true extent of BSP's power.

Furthermore, BSP had established numerous undisclosed industries, which operated covertly to support the organization's activities. These industries provided a steady stream of income and resources, allowing BSP to sustain its operations and expand its influence.

One of BSP's key strategies was to utilize various ports under its control to engage in trade with other anti-British nations. This trade not only provided BSP with additional resources but also brought immense joy to other countries who saw India actively challenging British colonial rule. The chaos created by BSP's actions within British colonies further weakened the British hold on their empire and bolstered the morale of other anti-colonial movements around the world.

The ultimate goal of BSP's endeavors was to coerce the British and create significant disruptions that would either force them to relinquish their control over the Indian colony or inflict substantial losses upon them. Such an outcome would not only be advantageous to India but also to the superpowers with colonies in India. These superpowers, who were also seeking to challenge British dominance, would benefit from the weakening of the British Empire and the potential for increased influence in the region.

Overall, Ram's leadership and the establishment of BSP as a powerful force in various cities and states, except Punjab, allowed for the gradual erosion of British control in India.

However, it will require additional time for their faith in the leaders of BSP (Bharatiya Samaj Party) to fully solidify. The Britishers had almost ingrained a sense of inferiority in the hearts of Indians, making it seem impossible to break free or that they were of a lower status. This deep-rooted belief has caused numerous issues, particularly instilling fear of the Britishers in their hearts.

The process of decolonization is not a simple one. It requires a shift in mindset, a reevaluation of one's own worth and capabilities. The leaders of BSP understand this and are working tirelessly to undo the damage caused by years of British rule. They are striving to instill a sense of pride and self-confidence in the hearts of the Indian people.

However, this transformation cannot happen overnight. It takes time for individuals to unlearn the narratives of inferiority that have been imposed upon them for generations. It takes time for them to truly believe in their own strength and potential.

The leaders of BSP are aware of this and are committed to creating an environment where Indians can regain their confidence and belief in themselves. They are working towards building a society that celebrates India's rich history, culture, and achievements.

It is through education, awareness, and empowerment that the leaders of BSP aim to solidify the faith of the Indian people. They are determined to show them that independence is not just a dream but a tangible reality that can be achieved through unity and perseverance.

The strength of India lies not only in its vast resources and population but also in its legacy. The leaders of BSP are keen on reminding the Indian people of their glorious past, the contributions of their ancestors, and the resilience they have shown throughout history.

They understand that by reconnecting with their roots and embracing their heritage, the Indian people can find the strength and inspiration to overcome any challenges that come their way. They believe that by acknowledging and celebrating their legacy, Indians can build a brighter future for themselves and their generations to come.