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	\| birth_date = 1 January 1908		\| birth_date = 1 January 1908
	\| birth_place = [[Ambegaon taluka]], [[Pune district]], [[Bombay Presidency]]		\| birth_place = Mahalunge Village, Near Kalamb, [[Ambegaon taluka]], [[Pune district]], [[Bombay Presidency]]
	\| death_date = {{death date and age\|df=yes\|1930\|12\|12\|1908\|01\|01}}		\| death_date = {{death date and age\|df=yes\|1930\|12\|12\|1908\|01\|01}}
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	'''Babu Genu Said''' (1 January 1908 – 12 December 1930) was a mill-worker in [[Bombay Presidency\|Bombay]] who ~~had~~ led protests against the ~~illegal~~ trade ~~profit~~ of ~~the~~ British ~~goods and clothes by culminating Indian textile market~~.		'''Babu Genu Said''' (1 January 1908 – 12 December 1930) was a mill-worker in [[Bombay Presidency\|Bombay]] who led protests against the trade practices of British companies in India.

	~~Babu Genu~~ Said was born in a poor farmer family in Mahalunge Padwal; he ~~used to work~~ in ~~one of the~~ cotton ~~mills~~ in [[Bombay]]. He was ~~an active~~ participant in the protests, organized by Indian independence activists, against the import of foreign-made cloth.		Said was born in a poor farmer family in Mahalunge Padwal; he worked in a cotton mill in [[Bombay]]. He was a participant in the protests, organized by Indian independence activists, against the import of foreign-made cloth.

	On 12 December 1930, a cloth merchant named George Frazier of [[Manchester]] was moving loads of foreign-made cloth from his shop in old Hanuman galli in the [[Fort (Mumbai precinct)\|Fort]] region to Mumbai Port. He was given police protection per his request. The activists begged not to move the truck, but the police forced the protesters aside and managed to get the truck moving. Near Bhangwadi on Kalbadevi Road, ~~Babu Genu~~ stood in front of the truck, shouting praises for [[Mahatma Gandhi]]. The police officer ordered the driver to drive the truck over ~~Babu Genu~~, but the driver ~~was an Indian, so he~~ refused, saying: "I am Indian and he is also Indian, So, we both are the brothers of each other, then how can I murder my brother?". After that, the English police officer ~~sat on the driver seat and~~ drove the truck over ~~Babu Genu~~ and crushed him ~~to death under the truck~~. This resulted in a huge wave of ~~anger, strikes, and~~ protests throughout Mumbai.		On 12 December 1930, a cloth merchant named George Frazier of [[Manchester]] was moving loads of foreign-made cloth from his shop in old Hanuman galli in the [[Fort (Mumbai precinct)\|Fort]] region to Mumbai Port. He was given police protection per his request. The activists begged not to move the truck, but the police forced the protesters aside and managed to get the truck moving. Near Bhangwadi on Kalbadevi Road, Said stood in front of the truck, shouting praises for [[Mahatma Gandhi]]. The police officer ordered the driver to drive the truck over Said, but the driver refused, saying: "I am Indian and he is also Indian, So, we both are the brothers of each other, then how can I murder my brother?". After that, the English police officer drove the truck over Said and crushed him. This resulted in a huge wave of protests throughout Mumbai.
	<ref>"Diamond Maharashtra Sankritikosh ({{lang-mr\|डायमंड महाराष्ट्र संस्कृतीकोश}})," Durga Dixit, Pune, India, Diamond Publications, 2009, {{ISBN\|978-81-8483-080-4}}.</ref>		<ref>"Diamond Maharashtra Sankritikosh ({{lang-mr\|डायमंड महाराष्ट्र संस्कृतीकोश}})," Durga Dixit, Pune, India, Diamond Publications, 2009, {{ISBN\|978-81-8483-080-4}}.</ref>

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	\| name = ~~Shahid~~ Babu Genu Said		\| name = Babu Genu Said
	\| birth_date = 2 January 1908		\| birth_date = 1 January 1908
	\| birth_place = [[Ambegaon taluka]], [[Pune district]], [[Bombay Presidency]]		\| birth_place = [[Ambegaon taluka]], [[Pune district]], [[Bombay Presidency]]
	\| death_date = {{death date and age\|df=yes\|1930\|12\|12\|1908\|01\|02}}		\| death_date = {{death date and age\|df=yes\|1930\|12\|12\|1908\|01\|01}}
	[[Bombay]], [[British India]]		[[Bombay]], [[British India]]

	\| nationality = [[India]]n		\| nationality = [[India]]n
	\| other_names = Babu Genu		\| other_names = Babu Genu
	\| known_for = [[Indian independence movement\|Indian Independence Movement]]		\| known_for = [[Indian independence movement\|Indian Independence Movement]]
	}}		}}
	~~'''Bābu Genu said''' (2 January 1908 – 12 December 1930) was an Indian freedom fighter, a [[Revolutionary movement for Indian independence\|revolutionary]].~~

	~~Shahid~~ Babu Genu Said was born in a poor farmer family in Mahalunge Padwal; he ~~was a worker~~ in one of the cotton mills in [[~~Mumbai~~]]. He was an active participant in the protests, organized by Indian independence activists, against the import of foreign-made cloth.		'''Babu Genu Said''' (1 January 1908 – 12 December 1930) was a mill-worker in [[Bombay Presidency\|Bombay]] who had led protests against the illegal trade profit of the British goods and clothes by culminating Indian textile market.

			Babu Genu Said was born in a poor farmer family in Mahalunge Padwal; he used to work in one of the cotton mills in [[Bombay]]. He was an active participant in the protests, organized by Indian independence activists, against the import of foreign-made cloth.

	On 12 December 1930, a cloth merchant named George Frazier of [[Manchester]] was moving loads of foreign-made cloth from his shop in old Hanuman galli in the [[Fort (Mumbai precinct)\|Fort]] region to Mumbai Port. He was given police protection per his request. The activists begged not to move the truck, but the police forced the protesters aside and managed to get the truck moving. Near ~~Bhaangwadi~~ on Kalbadevi Road, ~~Shahid~~ Babu Genu stood in front of the truck, shouting praises for [[Mahatma Gandhi]]. The police officer ordered the driver to drive the truck over ~~Shahid~~ Babu Genu, but the driver was Indian, so he refused, saying: "I am Indian and he is also Indian, So, we both are the brothers of each other, then how can I murder my brother?". After that, the English police officer sat on the driver seat and drove the truck over Babu Genu and crushed him to death under the truck. This resulted in a huge wave of anger, strikes, and protests throughout Mumbai.		On 12 December 1930, a cloth merchant named George Frazier of [[Manchester]] was moving loads of foreign-made cloth from his shop in old Hanuman galli in the [[Fort (Mumbai precinct)\|Fort]] region to Mumbai Port. He was given police protection per his request. The activists begged not to move the truck, but the police forced the protesters aside and managed to get the truck moving. Near Bhangwadi on Kalbadevi Road, Babu Genu stood in front of the truck, shouting praises for [[Mahatma Gandhi]]. The police officer ordered the driver to drive the truck over Babu Genu, but the driver was an Indian, so he refused, saying: "I am Indian and he is also Indian, So, we both are the brothers of each other, then how can I murder my brother?". After that, the English police officer sat on the driver seat and drove the truck over Babu Genu and crushed him to death under the truck. This resulted in a huge wave of anger, strikes, and protests throughout Mumbai.
	<ref>"Diamond Maharashtra Sankritikosh ({{lang-mr\|डायमंड महाराष्ट्र संस्कृतीकोश}})," Durga Dixit, Pune, India, Diamond Publications, 2009, {{ISBN\|978-81-8483-080-4}}.</ref>		<ref>"Diamond Maharashtra Sankritikosh ({{lang-mr\|डायमंड महाराष्ट्र संस्कृतीकोश}})," Durga Dixit, Pune, India, Diamond Publications, 2009, {{ISBN\|978-81-8483-080-4}}.</ref>

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	The ~~Corner~~ across KEM hospital in Parel, Mumbai is named after Babu Genu, with his bust on display as Hutatma Babu Genu		The corner across KEM hospital in Parel, Mumbai is named after Babu Genu, with his bust on display as Hutatma Babu Genu

	Hutatma Babu Genu Ganpati in Budhwar Peth, Pune, India.		Hutatma Babu Genu Ganpati in Budhwar Peth, Pune, India.

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{{Use Indian English|date=June 2015}}
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{{Infobox person
| name = Shahid Babu Genu Said
| birth_date = 2 January 1908
| birth_place = [[Ambegaon taluka]], [[Pune district]], [[Bombay Presidency]]
| death_date = {{death date and age|df=yes|1930|12|12|1908|01|02}}
[[Bombay]], [[British India]]

| nationality = [[India]]n
| other_names = Babu Genu
| known_for = [[Indian independence movement|Indian Independence Movement]]
}}
'''Bābu Genu said''' (2 January 1908 – 12 December 1930) was an Indian freedom fighter, a [[Revolutionary movement for Indian independence|revolutionary]].

Shahid Babu Genu Said was born in a poor farmer family in Mahalunge Padwal; he was a worker in one of the cotton mills in [[Mumbai]]. He was an active participant in the protests, organized by Indian independence activists, against the import of foreign-made cloth.

On 12 December 1930, a cloth merchant named George Frazier of [[Manchester]] was moving loads of foreign-made cloth from his shop in old Hanuman galli in the [[Fort (Mumbai precinct)|Fort]] region to Mumbai Port. He was given police protection per his request. The activists begged not to move the truck, but the police forced the protesters aside and managed to get the truck moving. Near Bhaangwadi on Kalbadevi Road, Shahid Babu Genu stood in front of the truck, shouting praises for [[Mahatma Gandhi]]. The police officer ordered the driver to drive the truck over Shahid Babu Genu, but the driver was Indian, so he refused, saying: "I am Indian and he is also Indian, So, we both are the brothers of each other, then how can I murder my brother?". After that, the English police officer sat on the driver seat and drove the truck over Babu Genu and crushed him to death under the truck. This resulted in a huge wave of anger, strikes, and protests throughout Mumbai.
<ref>"Diamond Maharashtra Sankritikosh ({{lang-mr|डायमंड महाराष्ट्र संस्कृतीकोश}})," Durga Dixit, Pune, India, Diamond Publications, 2009, {{ISBN|978-81-8483-080-4}}.</ref>

The landmarks bearing Shahid Babu Genu's name include:
* [http://wikimapia.org/10916480/Hutatma-Babu-Genu-Ground Babu Genu Ground] in [[Navi Mumbai]], Maharashtra, India
* [http://wikimapia.org/9791338/HUTATMA-BABU-GENU-said-WADI-MAHALUNGE-PADWAL Babu Genu said Wadi], in Mahalunge Padwal, [[Pune District]], Maharashtra, India
* [http://wikimapia.org/252743/Babu-Genu-Chowk Babu Genu Chowk], in [[Pune]], Maharashtra, India
Shahid Babu Genu Road in South Delhi

The Corner across KEM hospital in Parel, Mumbai is named after Babu Genu, with his bust on display as Hutatma Babu Genu

Hutatma Babu Genu Ganpati in Budhwar Peth, Pune, India.

==See also==
*[[List of cases of police brutality in India]] During British Rule

==References==
{{Reflist}}

==External links==
* [http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/trivia/An-unsung-martyr/articleshow/3365957.cms An Unsung Martyr], Times of India, 14 August 2008, retrieved on 30 December 2010.
* [http://vacharya.blogspot.com/2007/12/babu-genu-swadeshi-martyr.html Babu Genu, A Swadeshi Martyr], 24 December 2007, retrieved on 30 December 2010.

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