@oldhippy bruh nobody is talking to you

@oldhippy pusyy British now colonized by Muslims

@oldhippy Britanistan..!! 😀😀

oldhippy looters

@John Buffalo I am 97 We have a very rich culture ..... We didn't need your shitted british civilisation ...... Indians were always capable to govern themselves ..... And now if uk and india goes one on one , india will win

But he killed the wrong person 😔

@@Anonymous-gv9hv no .. he killed the one who told dyer to Go on with his plan of killing

Ngl .. he took lives of 100s .. 1 life can never equalize stuff

@@hitsugaya3532 what

Matlab?

@MEanME then stop claiming your self a British... Thare are open proofs for those things, Bengal famine recently 2016 more than 40 1to 10 year old children skeletal in a well...

@littlebighorn you are crazy they killed thousand of persons who has no fault it hurts a lot Still we are attacked in uk

Rob Bottom you are 100 percent correct

British empire is shame on the face of earth ... They kill us loot us... They ordered to smash thumbs of weavers in bengal to destroy indian cloth industry .. They leave us to ashes .. Yet we arise like from our own ashes like a pheonix .... I hate british government there queen and there flag ...

I spit on ur colonisation and i spit on your kingdom ....

@littlebighorn sorry for my english

If the British are truely for justice and appology, they must remove the graves of Michael O'Dwyer and the people involved in Jaliyan walabagh. Those criminals don't deserve a proper burial.

Well more than 50% Indians hate British just so you know.. The pussy is our govt

It was a HEINOUS act, don't make it "cheap"

It is completely understandable considering we still have the Indian Jewelry in the Queen's crown, Most indian people I've heard from want it back or returns, but their Government isn't the best. I am sorry for what the British did - I wish this Government and people would finally own up and stop lying behind this mentality of "We helped revolutionise the world." Think about the atrocities what the British did to the Indians and other Colonies. I understand that you may not care about my apologies for any reason, I am only one English man out of Millions. But i wish this nation did not forget what they did and could finally see it's past for it. I live up North in England, so I do not see such stuff as the British Museum. But I can assume it's a bunch of stolen stuff from their Colonies as I've seen, I wish it would be given back.

@@owengrad. if only there were more people like you in Britain who would atleast accept their atrocities. Seriously you are the first British person I have seen acknowledging this and atleast feeling some guilt. We know current generation of Britain has got nothing to do with all this...but somehow we always feel that narcissist and colonial attitude still exists in Britain. It takes a lot of courage to accept your mistakes and apologize for that but your country has moved on like nothing ever happened, unlike Germans who accept that Hitler did lot of bad things and apologize for the same... they've learnt from it. Have you watched sardar udham movie? If not I would highly recommend this movie to you.

If the British were truely for justice they must remove the graves of Michael O'Dwyer and the people involved in Jaliyan walabagh. Those criminals don't deserve a proper burial.

@@direwolf7491 actually I want to do this

@@satwiksawadia7070 Lets do it ourselves. It isn't even that difficult to do

@@hdp1123 k...Sure let's make a plan...I am sure we can do it even if it means waiting for the next 20 yrs

@@satwiksawadia7070 Now, It's the time for the royal queen.

So did Soghomon Tehlirian. He did what was justified too.

Jai Hind !! The irony, what's India done for the Sikh's, are you forgetting 1984 !! Shove ur Jai Hind where the sun don't shine

Jai Hind

No we are proud 😂😂

@@mrcool2107 Your fucking queen is not proud though. 🤣

@@abi_abhiabi9471 she is proud

@@mrcool2107 you are proud on killing of inncoent people

@@mrcool2107 shut it troll

Yup

@John Buffalo I am 97 If we launch an invasion against your nation, you'd be pissing your pants ;)

@Darklorddestroyer14 yeah because UK is a baby of America... Shithole uk can't even come alone to fight... 😂😂 Uk is just a scared baby, India can destroy it in just 3 hrs and they won't even get time to ask for help from US...

bhai usse bhi hmare 29 million log wapas nhi aayenge, jaan ke badle toh jaan hi chahiye

@Darklorddestroyer14 india only lost one war.. This was because China has a superior military.. We have had 4 wars with Pakistan but 3 were fought alone by India and India won it.. Russia only helped in 1 because half of the world was about to attack India

Where was the apology from that bastard general Dyer

@Nikola Tesla give me ur new inventions stupid ghost

@Pussy Slayer excuse me are your sleeping

@Pussy Slayer if Japan can apologise for Korea, Germany for Holocaust, then why not Britain for Jallianwala

If the British are truely for justice and appology, they must remove the graves of Michael O'Dwyer and the people involved in Jaliyan walabagh. Those criminals don't deserve a proper burial.

Nope we want 2000 Britishers Who will be killed in Jallianwala bagh only

Subhash Kumar you are right

Sahi kaha bhai, Bhagwa atank bhi hai Radical islamic terrorism bhi hai

Modi is trying his level best to unite india. Yogi is the live example of united india. Long live modi yogi. Modi build statue of unity...

satish shinde that is not enough. Tukde tukde gang has to be put behind bars. Foreign funded propagandist has to be prosecuted.

@@satishshinde8579 unite India really? They are doing the opposite. They're dividing India w.r.t religion.

Krish Mistry hinduism is not a religion, it's the original culture of the Indian subcontinent. If france promotes french culture, and england promotes english culture, why can't hindustan promote hindu culture

@@jacearnold4093 see what happens in future.......wait and watch.

Ha yes we still rule india

@The English queen Elizabeth ii Entitled people like you are the ones who are on the wrong side of history. Why then did your people use English when they came in India? Your people imposed the language on the world. It is just sad to see that you can't even use it properly.

@The English queen Elizabeth ii apart me but england is not the one who invented English

@@mrcool2107 lol whats next we fucked ur president? keep dreaming man

The stronger military India has was raised by the British.

@@amitrawat588 salute to you brother .... what a logic ..... how do you even think this way ...... maybe its uk who made America a superpower too ...

@Horatio Nelson well buddy keep comparing.... n in the meantime we are destroying your jobs in your own country....

@@SatenGaming6060 bahut sahi bhai😂😂 inhe pata hi nai inki economy to adhe indian se hi chalti hai

@@amitrawat588 no the military which india has was destroyed by the british they destroyed their spirit of man power just like when britian conquered germany and japan they destroyed their spirit of man power

Sahi kaha hai

हमें उन सांपों को मारने के लिए नेवले की जरूरत है

thats if she can?

@@Riya-ku8bw if she falls on our feet we will require four people to pick her up

😹😹😹😹😹

nah bruh her back must hurt from being queen till 19087 ad and yes i travelled time

She died😂

@@levihecho007 you truly are a piece of western shit.

@@levihecho007 really ... no Japanese people knows English? ... Is it because of colonization Japan has the best trains and technology on the world?

@Kunal Jaidka It’s better you teach English to your own countrymen. You can barely understand when someone from Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland or Northern England speaking with their thick accents.

@@artman7780 it's all about accents. You can't understand ours I bet.

Not scar... Made British shameless... Fuck them we don't need thair apology... British Crowned Quean should be the one to apologize to India in India whare Jaliawala wala bagh & Bengal famine areas...

salute to u bro

Apologize will not bring back dead people

@@kalpeshpawara6664 you are right, it wont bring back the dead. But their souls needs peace!

@@mujeerkhan how soul will get peace by apologize you are saying like she was behind that massacre

It's not their fault the ancestors died a long time ago they are now very friendly to us and we should forget our past and look forward

Don't worry we will do the same as they did

Listen at 0:17 and improve your vocabulary.

@@readytohelpalways1235 really? ... What word she said means apology ... Please enlighten us with your nutcase vocabulary

A statement of regret isn’t an apology.

@@readytohelpalways1235 regret is not an apology

@@hrishiv27 Expressing regret has the same sense as apology

So why don't you find the native Indian soldiers who also took part, and dig them up. You're asking for something that would be nothing more than symbolic at this point.

@@x66Hawk66x Indians are cremated😂😂🤡

@@x66Hawk66x Nobody keeps record of that. 🤡 But the British continue to hail Michael O'Dwyer see the difference??

@@direwolf7491 I don't think i have ever encountered anyone who has celebrated Michael O'Dwyer, at least in recent history. I do see a difference here, I am not the one making baseless assertions, with regard to an entire country, based on historical facts and past offences. I would not go to a German, and blame him for the holocaust, and accuse them of being anti Jewish and supporters of Adolf Hitler. So yes the difference here, you see someone as an enemy and guilty as such based on place of birth, and i see an enemy based directly on that individuals personal principles, and crimes. And yes your principle appear to be of the logic, that a person is born already guilty. No have a nice day.

@@x66Hawk66x Which assertion is baseless? Why do you feel the need to defend O'Dwyer here? And where did I blame any modern British in my original comment? An appology is a jesture of acknowledgement of the terrible past here, that is all it means now. So if you want to do it... It must be done properly. That is all I am saying. Clearly my comment hit your colonial nerve somewhere. As for the Germans... The German Chancellor Willy Brandt did kneel and pay respects at the Warsaw ghetto in 1970. The British leaders until today, never paid a visit or paid respect to the Jaliyan Walabagh memorial. Never got a formal appology for Jaliyanwala bagh... Again there is a big difference. Come back when you have learnt the facts.

Every terrorist organisation claims responsibility for their actions.

@@hiteshlalwani8039 oooooooooh

@@hiteshlalwani8039 India dosen't apologize for killing innocent civilians for carrying beef. So no,not all Terrorist country do that

@@johanliebert7267seems like u hate Indians 😂 as if we care , I have been to London saw how pathetic your country ordinary lives are ha mostly uneducated and not having good jobs even after looting entire country still has great unemployment going on there I think u r just afraid that India will claim your country sooner later which we will do anyways until then keep barking

🙆🙆🙆🙆

Yes sure.mass execution in London coming soon.

@@alex-sv8ru lol

Then bro what is the difference between us and them..

@yugen dran Karma backs. We don't even need to do something like this. 💖😊Spread love.

Sorry your idea is not applicable in Africa and India. It's applicable to your father's who served as servant's to Queen Elizabeth

the british government had given several warnings to the public , even so the public refused. i agree that dyer shouldn’t have opened fired , but it is equally the civilians fault for not obeying the law

@@alksy342 absolutely false regarding the warning

@@DelhiMan-xb8nm go do your research mate.

@alksy you mean research from books written by racist British during the colonial rule? The British who gifted the butcher Dyer with a whopping £ 27000 for "bringing peace" in India and the house of Lords that passed resolution supporting Dyer?

@@DelhiMan-xb8nm go through any history book printed by indians too 😭

The government is currently being ran by an man of Indian organ.

@@maruthimaruthi3720 Nope what they did to us, even our enemy should not be punished like that. Jai hind 🙏🇮🇳.

very wise and on right parth. I just watched the movie 'Udham Singh' and felt exactly this.

Why don't you name Are not u Bharatia Recognise your enemy And never forgive your enemy For any cost except your nation

technically it was a massacre because there was no war

I don't forgive

The truth of the matter is that the British didn't steal the Kohinoor... They acquired it through a treaty

@@adiromit2830 No don't stole it normally but diplomatically

@@adiromit2830 a treaty signed by a minor with no advisors who was just captured by the Bri’ish and wanted to be freed no matter what

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🤗

Brother look at what Britain is going through now. India will surpass Britain in every aspects. Hope we can contribute to that and take some sweet revenge

Cherian P Mathew I hope that happens soon enough. But the biggest problem we face is by our own country's politicians who just want to fill up their pockets and do very little.

Sorry to hear that. I totally had no idea about that incident in Peshawar.

@@RickyRisha410 Of course you don't. Not just this but History is full of events like this that show the atrocities committed by British against the Indians and who now claim to be upholders of peace

but that is highly unlikely becuase uk,s location makes it difficult task for countries to capture us . how much so ever big the army is . the location, latitude and longitude also matter so please do a fact check before making stupid and idiotic (no offense) statements and India also loves peace and so do we

the younger generation dont have anything against India , we just want to be friend and this friendship of India,s younger generation and UK,s younger generation could lead to bright future

@@Arthurmorgan1768 uk is so weak that it couldn't even defend it self from russia if nato is not with them. If there is no problem between the younger generation than why don't the uk government gives back all the treasures looted from India and recognise the genocide done by them under there rule.

@@jatinkumarshukla4472 our military is weak because our population isn't as big as india or china and how will we give back the money if all of it got spent in the WW2 ? Get your facts straight dude

@@jatinkumarshukla4472 and i said younger generation. The government is currently ruled by the older generation actually .

Robert Nelson they are useless. They don't cover the actual problems of India but instead chose to report on senationalism like some random fight somewhere because someone said something against some minority. Indians will not progress, if they hear news from those three.

Cuz nobody cares about britishers

Simple question, did she pull the trigger?

@@x66Hawk66x simple answer.No.She didnt.Just like She didnt gave our kohinoor back.

@@DREAMIASWITHMANINDERSIR SO maybe you need to stop using the term "You" as that is a direct address to her.

if you declare war against uk you declare war against nato

100 years ago

As a Brit myself, I can say that we do regard the Jallianwala Bagh massacre to be one of the darkest days of our empire’s history. What shouldn’t be forgotten, however, is these were the actions of one cold, malignant, self-righteous man-not the actions of a nation. Churchill himself condemned General Dyer for the events that day, as I’m sure most Brits do; and that includes myself. Dyer’s action that day betrayed British values. The British people are by no means saints and Britain is not without sin but it is also not without honour, integrity or sacrifice. At its core, the empire’s sole purpose was to spread freedom and democracy, not draconian, totalitarian, martial law. General Dyer was a disgrace to Britain, the British people, and the very values our country stands for. We don’t frequently discuss the Jallianwala Bagh massacre in the UK, and that’s somewhat cultural… We as a people are known for our resilience and stiff upper lip-as the Romans described us, it’s in our nature. The people of Britain will never allow the cold, callous and heinous actions of one man to undermine the importance and force for good our country has stood for throughout history-and to this very day. We hold our nation’s influence in forging much of modern world above all else. The freedoms, liberties and suit of democracy it brought to society; how it raised the standard of living and the moral and ethnic narrative of mankind-the very recourse that gave minorities a voice and a way to stand up and be heard. So, of course we deeply regret that fateful day. It undoubtably was a tragedy; an act of evil. However, we will never allow Dyer’s action to define Britain or undermine the very values we live by… the values this country has only ever tried to share and promote. Compare that to Nazi Germany: thousands participated in the tyrannical regime; albeit not personally, they were complicit. Few stood up and objected to the party’s ideologies. Instead, the majority of the country embraced the change in political direction. And that is the difference. Nazi Germany was a nation’s doing… This was one man’s doing. It is the reason why we do not collectively apologise-at least explicitly-as a nation, because, we equally condemn Dyer and the orders he gave that day.

@@dWFnZWVr u need regret the whole existence of british in India(medieval jewel of the world) the British conquest of India was an destruction of high civilisation first by a trading company and than a group of frivolous racist individuals who call themselves lord and when ancient India was enjoying democracy under the reign of Samudragupta n others , people of British was roaming around in the jungle with blue faces on. Are you aware of the consequences of those laws n ordinances that were passed by winston Churchill and his predecessors those who fought and stand for the WHITE people, people were getting killed under the rules of hitler, the same was happening against the coloured people around the world. Whether it is manmade famines, or following DIVIDE AND RULE policy(the reason of racial discrimination our countries, Turning religions agains one another, dividing people on the basis of skin colour ) members of my family died in the great bengal famine which was created by Britain’s godlike figure W.Churchill, how he ruthlessly killed afghans, insurgents who were active in Mao Mao insurgent. And the numbers says people who died in famine or killed in manmade riots of British colonies are much more higher than 1940’s German Jews. White people saw hitler as a threat because hitler was committing crime against WHITE PEOPLE, if u still think that that little island (britain)was spreading democracy n law n order that read few history books and find out the origins of democracy, rule, rights n just distribute out artefacts, looted diamonds, the stolen 65 trillion dollar, and massive amount of ancient artefacts that are stored in the lootmarket (British museum).

@@tunirdas3513 Like all empires throughout history the British Empire exacted a toll, but it was still broadly beneficial to the overall evolution of mankind. I am not in anyway claiming that the British empire didn’t have its casualties, it did, all I wish to highlight is that it would be frankly wrong to say that it was all negative. The very world we live in today is proof in itself that the British Empire did have its positives. As for the claim that India enjoyed democracy before British occupation, it’s a cause for debate. Personally, I would dispute such a claim. There are three notable points I’d make to challenge this: 1. The Vijayanagara Empire did display tiers of administration within their Government, however, still being ruled by a king and failing to provide representation their government is not representative of a democracy. 2. The Ahom Kingdom did form councils but it does not seem to be representative of the people but rather current royalty. 3. The Sikh Empire probably came closest in terms of employing a semblance of democracy. However, a British observer decried the situation as a "dangerous military democracy". British representatives and visitors in the Punjab described the regiments as preserving "puritanical" order internally, but also as being in a perpetual state of mutiny or rebellion against the central Durbar. This obviously includes a touch of British (1839) influence and though a "democracy" is mentioned this was at the same time a rapid sucsession of kings were in power. In all three cases, the system of government in place was not representative of "the people". It has been noted that, throughout history, not all democracies have truly represented "the people". However, with regards to India and South Asia the tiers/councils/military at the time were simply representative of too few people, or rather a very select group of people (Royalty or military). This along with the implementation of sole rulers makes it difficult to justify that democracy was present prior to British occupation. The Indian subcontinent was a collective combination of ethnic groups frequently in conflict with one another. The reality is the British were the first to bring stability, laws, and a central government to the region-establishing the Union of India that we know today. India as an independent nation state however, did not exist until 1947, marking the end of its British occupation. Churchill was not perfect but he was the only man that could have led Britain through the war. It is true that he and his cabinet made the Bengal famine worse with the policies they imposed. It is also true that a cyclone and flooding were the initial cause. Therefore, I don’t necessarily feel it right that Churchill be the sole subject of blame. Regardless of his personal views, he had to make some of the most difficult decisions a prime minister could ever possibly face. Just days after taking office Churchill had to decide the fate of over 1000 British sailors who were facing a German ambush. If he hadn’t, the Nazis would have discovered we’d cracked their naval enigma code. The crucial piece of intelligence that the British had on German movements-shortening the war by 2 years and saving millions more lives. That decision in itself I doubt anyone could stomach lightly let alone make on the spot, mere days after taking office. His policies which attributed to the worsening of the Bengal famine were a sad reality of the war. He and his cabinet feared Japanese invasion and that crops and produce would offer the Japanese forces vital means of sustainability, which would in turn aid an expansion inland. I think one must remember that the democratic world as we knew it was under threat. The responsibility ultimately fell to Churchill to ensure the British government did all it could to defend our democratic freedoms and values. I’m sorry to hear you lost members of your family during that time. Heartbreaking decisions were made as part of the war effort. If Britain had allowed Europe to fall we’d all likely be speaking German. I don’t for one minute think the British empire was by any means “perfect” or “faultless” but I hold a balanced view on the subject. There were dark days of British colonialism but it consequently gave us a lot back, too-forging much of the world we know today. It instilled with us the very values and freedoms that we live by; the same ones we often take for granted.

​@@dWFnZWVr If you don't like to speak German, then imagine how your former colonies are feeling to speak English which is not their mother tongue.

@@dr.s.mallick You’re not forced to speak English; you can, by your own free will, speak your mother tongue. It is a positive that a single language - which happens to be English due to the influence of the British - spread around the globe, because it enabled the world to decide on a universal tongue in which to communicate when necessary: i.e. in aviation (air traffic control and pilots) and in business (English being the international language of business). There are instances where communication needs to be standardised for safety and also practicality. Today, that language is English, and it’s global reach enabled a fairly hassle free adoption [/and agreement], worldwide. For the record: I [can] speak German, French, Spanish, and a smidge of Mandarin 🙂.

Prasanna R so quick to “fully” admire. Let them send back $8.4 trillion

@@mr.italiaindependent6025 do remember her predecessors not even considering it as massacre.. But her observation nd decision to regret.. That made me to admire herself!!

@@mr.italiaindependent6025 if so where u r in! No offence!

Prasanna R where ever u r in! None taken!

Atleast adore someone came front after long time to address a public apology on such century old incident. There were many atrocities related with British Raj that time but today's politicians are none to blame, all they can do is to shed light on their doings and admit their actions left deep causes in India.