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'Sarfaroshi Ki tamanna' is a famous Indian poem written in Urdu language by Bismil Azimabadi a poet par excellence of Patna City.His native place was Lodi Katra.He was a revolutionary poet.His famous composition was popularised by freedom fighter Ram Prasad Bismil.The complete poem was in possession of Bismil Azimabadi which was later released by his sons based at Patna.Delhi government has published his complete poem through its Urdu academy along with introduction of original poet Bismil Azimabadi after a high court judgement.Urdu poets from Patna use Azimabadi as their 'Takhallus'because Azimabad was old name of Patna during later Mughal Period which is still popular in literary circle.
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