Subhadra Khosla, a freedom fighter who was in Lahore women’s jail and was among the group of women and children who raised the flag inside the jail, gives a first-hand account of how women had courted arrest during the movement of 1942.
Subhadra Khosla, a freedom fighter who was in Lahore women’s jail and was among the group of women and children who raised the flag inside the jail, gives a first-hand account of how women had courted arrest during the movement of 1942. She also talks about providing refuge to the victims of Partition, while speaking to author and filmmaker Sagari Chhabra.