Udhai Ram, born in 1911 in Delhi to Ramlal, a hardworking farmer, grew up in a humble household that instilled in him a deep sense of duty and service. Driven by patriotism, he joined the 4/19 Hyde-Rabad Regiment of the Indian Army, where he honed his skills as a dedicated soldier. However, his commitment to India's freedom struggle pushed him to go beyond his military service.
Udhai Ram made a pivotal decision to join the Azad Hind Fauj, demonstrating his unwavering determination to fight for India's independence. Within the Azad Hind Fauj, he became a key member of its first guerilla regiment, where his soldierly skills and leadership qualities earned him respect among comrades and superiors alike.
Operating in challenging terrains, Udhai Ram engaged in guerrilla warfare tactics against the British colonial forces, playing a crucial role in the struggle for freedom. His strategic mind and steadfast resolve made him a formidable figure in the fight against colonial rule. Throughout his service, Udhai Ram exemplified the true spirit of a patriot and warrior, sacrificing personal comfort and safety for the greater good of the nation. His legacy stands as a testament to the courage and resilience of those who selflessly fought for India's independence, leaving an indelible mark on history.
Name mentioned in the book “Dilli Ke Swatantrata Senani” Vol 1 published by Gazetteer unit, Delhi Administration, Delhi, Page – 38.
Source: Nilkamal Maity, Contributor for CCRT.