‘The Philosophy of the Bomb’ was written by which of... – UPSC Practice Question

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A real breakthrough was made by Bhagat Singh and his comrades in terms of revolutionary ideology, forms of revolutionary struggle and the goals of revolution. The ideological rethinking had begun in the mid-1920s.
The Founding Council of the Hindustan Republican Association (HRA) had decided to preach revolutionary and communist principles, and the HRA Manifesto (1925) declared that the “HRA stood for abolition of all systems, which made exploitation of man by man possible”.
Bismil, during his last days, appealed to the youth to give up pistols and revolvers, not to work in revolutionary conspiracies and instead work in an open movement.
He urged the youth to strengthen, the Hindu-Muslim unity, unite all political groups under the leadership of the Congress. Bismil affirmed faith in communism and the principle that “every human being has equal rights over the products of nature”.
The famous statement of the revolutionary position is contained in the book The Philosophy of the Bomb, written by Bhagwaticharan Vohra.

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