AMRIT FESTIVAL OF INDEPENDENCE "A Tribute to Heroes of Indian Freedom Struggle"

            India's Forgotten ...? Freedom Fighter

             Anjana Devi Choudhary….? 



                       Social Reform And Satyagraha

Anjana Devi Choudhary was born in Shrimadhopur in Sikar district. Anjana Devi Chaudhary, at the age of 20, renounced the purdah system and took a pledge to cooperate in the national freedom struggle.

Mrs. Anjana Devi Choudhary was the wife of freedom fighter Ramnarayan Choudhary. She was the first woman who revolted against the feudal atrocities. Anjana Devi led the women's Bijolia peasant movement.

Social reforms

Anjana Devi awakened political consciousness among the women of Mewar and Bundi from 1921 to 1924 and did the work of social reform and Satyagraha. So he was arrested and exiled from Bundi state. He led a procession of 500 women in Bijolia and later got the arrested farmers released. She was the first woman to be arrested in all the princely public.

Dedicated to Nation-Building

Mrs. Chaudhary guided the Satyagrahi peasant women in Begun (Mewar). She was imprisoned twice for her participation in national movements from 1932 to 1935. She did the service of Bhils in Dungarpur state in 1937 AD and she was busy running the Women's Information Department of Bharat Sevak Samaj for five years. She supported her husband shoulder to shoulder in the freedom struggle. Throughout her life, she continued to work with a dedicated spirit for public service and nation-building. 

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