Rameshwar Yadav

Ramnaresh Yadav was born in a middle farmer’s family at Ekvari in Sahar, Bhojpur. After studying up to 7th Class, he left school and at first joined a dance group. But his hatred towards upper caste landlords turned the spirited Rameshwar into a rebel and he joined a gang of dacoits as a result of which he had to undergo a long jail sentence. The waves of the peasants’ struggle in the latter half of the brought a great change in his life. He came into contact with Jagdish Mahto and became the most prominent leader of the Bhojpur peasants’ struggle.[4]

Dukhiyan ke Tu Dukh Mitwal Veer Putra Doman ke (its means he was Hungary son of his father name Doman and others are called him as a brave son).[5]

Rameshwar was martyred in an encounter with the police at Sona Tola in Sahar Bhojpur on 14 January 1975.[6][7]

The 20th anniversary of the death of Vinod Mishra a park in Arrah, Bihar in memory of the Bhojpur revolutionaries was dedicated to the public. The park named Kranti Park includes Jagdish Prasad, Rameshwar Yadav, Ram Naresh Ram, Jauhar (Subrata Dutta) and Vinod Mishra and is a memorial to the revolutionary movement that transformed the social and political landscape of Bhojpur and Bihar.

The Kranti Park is also a public space open. While dozens of memorials to revolutionary martyrs exist in rural Bhojpur, Kranti Park is the first public memorial of its kind in the city of Arrah.

• CPIML Liberation
• Indian People's Front
• Rameshwar Prasad
• Sandesh (Vidhan Sabha constituency)
• Arrah (Lok Sabha constituency)
• Triveni Sangh
• Jagdish Mahto