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Roughly translated as “Victory to India,” this slogan is muttered as a generic greeting by tired-looking security guards in public parks, and most people reply with an indifferent grunt. But it was originally the defiant battle cry of the Indian National Army, and these were the last words freedom fighters shouted when facing firing squads. So say it like you mean it.
The defiant battle cry of the Indian National Army.
Roughly translated as “Victory to India,” this slogan is muttered as a generic greeting by tired-looking security guards in public parks, and most people reply with an indifferent grunt. But it was originally the defiant battle cry of the Indian National Army, and these were the last words freedom fighters shouted when facing firing squads. So say it like you mean it.
