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CHUNARAM MAHATO
(1924-1942)
Born at Kurda village of Manbazar. He participated in the” Non-Cooperation Movement “launched by Mahatma Gandhi. British Police attested him at the tender age of eight and sent to jail.

He was in the forefront to Manbazar Police station blockade and died by Police firing on 30th September 1942.The villagers dedicated “Chunaram Gobindo Vidyabith” in his memory.

💥Gobinda Mahato and Chunaram Mahato were freedom fighters from Manbazar, Purulia, West Bengal, who were martyred during the Quit India Movement in 1942.
Their sacrifice
Location and date: On September 30, 1942, a crowd of protestors converged on the Manbazar police station as part of the Quit India agitation.
Action: Gobinda and Chunaram were at the forefront of the demonstration, attempting to raise the Indian national flag on the roof of the police station.
Martyrdom: The British police opened fire on the unarmed crowd. Chunaram Mahato was shot and died on the spot, while Gobinda Mahato succumbed to his injuries in the hospital.
Legacy
Memorialization: The community has honored their sacrifice by dedicating the Chunaram Gobindo Vidyabith in their memory.
Educational institution: A college in the region was named the Chunaram Gobinda Memorial Government College, further preserving their legacy.
National recognition: As recently as 2025, there was a call to honor them and other unsung freedom fighters from the Junglemahal region at Shaheedi Park in Delhi.