This nerve-shaking account describes the horrible massacre of innocent Indians at Jallianwala Bagh at Amritsar in April 1919 and the protests countrywide in India against this brutal act. The author has exposed the British of conducting a one sided trial and exonerating the perpetrators of this crime. He appeals the British colonial government to withdraw the draconian laws and hold an impartial enquiry into the tragic incident. He calls it their moral duty of the rulers towards people of India. It is an honest and brave attempt to rouse the conscience of the colonial rulers to make amends in their governance[edit]
