Question

Write a short note on kakori conspiracy.

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Answer 1

The Kakori Conspiracy' (or Kakori train robbery' prapt of Kakori Case) was a train robbery that took place between Kakori and, near Lucknow, on 9 August 1925 during the Indian Independence Movement against the British Raj.

Answer 2

Solution:-

Kakori Conspiracy is also known as Kakori Kand, Kakori Conspiracy Case or The Kakori Train Robbery. It was an armed robbery which took place on August 9, 1925, on a train in central Uttar Pradesh. The robbery occurred at the town of Kakori, about 16 km from Lucknow which was where the train was headed. The topic, ‘Kakori Conspiracy’ is an important one from Modern Indian History perspectives for IAS Exam. Hence, this article will provide you with relevant details about it.

The objectives of the Kakori Kand/Conspiracy were to:-

Gain funds for the HRA by taking money from the British Administration through force.

Gain funds for the HRA by taking money from the British Administration through force.Create a positive image of the HRA among Indians by attacking a high- profile British government target with minimum collateral damage.

Kakori Conspiracy Trial

Kakori Conspiracy TrialThe trial on the Kakori Conspiracy Case started on 21 May 1926 against 28 active members of the Hindustan Republican Association.

The lawyers defending the revolutionaries were:-

Gobind Ballabh Pant

Gobind Ballabh PantChandra Bhanu Gupta

Gobind Ballabh PantChandra Bhanu GuptaGopi Nath Srivastava

Gobind Ballabh PantChandra Bhanu GuptaGopi Nath SrivastavaR. M. Bahadurji

Gobind Ballabh PantChandra Bhanu GuptaGopi Nath SrivastavaR. M. BahadurjiKripa Shankar Hajela

Gobind Ballabh PantChandra Bhanu GuptaGopi Nath SrivastavaR. M. BahadurjiKripa Shankar HajelaB. K. Chaudhury

Gobind Ballabh PantChandra Bhanu GuptaGopi Nath SrivastavaR. M. BahadurjiKripa Shankar HajelaB. K. ChaudhuryMohan Lal Saxena

Gobind Ballabh PantChandra Bhanu GuptaGopi Nath SrivastavaR. M. BahadurjiKripa Shankar HajelaB. K. ChaudhuryMohan Lal SaxenaAjit Prasad Jain