In this part of the interview, Professor Sahib tells us that the great martyr believed in preserving Punjabi literature and culture, and used street theatre and drama as a medium for inspiring revolution.
He was a voracious reader, who read well over 250 books in a short span of time. He believed that knowledge should be used as a tool to appeal to the senses, rather than to rouse raw emotions in the masses.
This tribute was especially recorded by SBS Punjabi program as a three-part series, to commemorate Shaheedi Diwas on March 23 - the day Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev and Rajguru were hanged in the year 1931.
Prof Jagmohan Singh is a well known writer and historian in his own right, but is also the real nephew of Shaheed e Azam Bhagat Singh - the Professor's mother, Mata Amar Kaur was Bhagat Singh's younger sister.
