Crossword - Guess Freedom Fighter

4. I was a prominent nationalist leader from Punjab and was popularly known as the “Lion of Punjab.” I participated in the freedom struggle and died after suffering injuries during a protest against the Simon Commission.
5. I was a queen who became one of the most famous figures of the Revolt of 1857. I refused to surrender my kingdom to the British and became famous for my courage on the battlefield.
7. I was a lawyer and one of the prominent leaders of the Indian National Congress. I participated in the freedom movement and later became independent India's first President.
8. I was a prominent leader from Maharashtra who believed that education and public awareness were important tools for India's independence. I famously declared that self-rule was the birthright of Indians.
9. I was a poet, freedom fighter, and political leader who became known as the “Nightingale of India.” I actively participated in the Indian independence movement and later became the first Indian woman to serve as president of the Indian National Congress.

1. I was deeply involved in India's freedom movement and participated in several major movements led by Mahatma Gandhi. I later became India's first Deputy Prime Minister and played a major role in bringing the princely states together.
2. I was born in a small village in present-day Gujarat. I believed that non-violence could become a powerful weapon against British rule. My movements encouraged millions of ordinary Indians to participate in the freedom struggle.
3. I was one of the most prominent leaders of India's freedom movement and believed that independence required strong political and military action. I later formed an army outside India with the goal of fighting British rule.
6. I was a young revolutionary who became a symbol of courage and sacrifice. I was involved in revolutionary activities against British rule and willingly accepted death at a very young age.