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== Freedom struggle == | == Freedom struggle == | ||
Bharathi joined the left-wing congress led by [[Lokamanya Tilak]]. He was declared wanted by British police on many cases filed by the British police, particularly in the acid blast case, in which he threw acid pots on the then Superintendent of Police of Madurai district, Theechatti Govindan Nayar. He spent a total of 14 years in many North Indian prisons. After his release, he married cousin, Pitchai Ammal. They had a daughter.{{citation needed|date=July 2017}} | Bharathi joined the left-wing congress led by [[Lokamanya Tilak]]. He was declared wanted by British police on many cases filed by the British police, particularly in the acid blast case, in which he threw acid pots on the then Superintendent of Police of Madurai district, Theechatti Govindan Nayar. He spent a total of 14 years in many North Indian prisons. After his release, he married cousin, Pitchai Ammal. They had a daughter.{{citation needed|date=July 2017}}and three grandson and a granddaughter | ||
== Political life == | == Political life == | ||