Jason Zhang. These were then distributed on the intended day around educational buildings, to Congress workers and to press and news agencies. Other copies were posted to individuals, including Sir James Crerar, Home Member, Assembly, Delhi; Asaf Ali, the barrister; and Kamla Parshad Jain, of Baraut. Plan to rescue Bhagat Singh and others. Later, there was a meeting in Cawnpore, attended by B. B. Tiwari, Satgur Dayal Awasthi, Vohra, Azad and Kailashpati. They decided to rescue the accused in the Lahore Conspiracy case by releasing a gas in court that would render everyone present senseless and permit the accused to be rescued	Delhi Conspiracy Commission
21755240	. Aside from rescuing Kundan Lal, Kanwal Nath Tiwari, Bijay Kumar Sinha, Bhagat Singh, Rajguru, Batukeshwar Dutt, Ajay Kumar Gupta, and Sanyal, it had been decided that Mahabir Singh, Sukhdev Raj and Desh Raj were to be killed because they had made statements which had been of great assistance to the police. Further, Shiv Verma, S. N. Pande and three others (including Agya Ram) were to be given another chance to prove their sincerity, while the case of Gaya Prasad was to be tried by the Revolutionary Tribunal as it was uncertain whether he had made a statement or not. Yashpal 	Delhi Conspiracy Commission
21755241	was charged with producing the gas to be used for the rescue attempt but found it impossible to do so. This caused a decision to effect rescue by a desperate attack on the court, for which the various conspirators undertook firearms practice away from Delhi. Funding for the rescue attempt proved to be a problem and a raid on the monthly wage delivery made to the Railway Clearing Accounts Office on the first of each month was considered. But in the meantime, a sum of Rs. 3000 was given by Durga Devi, the wife of Vohra, for the purpose of 	Delhi Conspiracy Commission
21755242	carrying out the rescue plan and so, as there was no urgent need for money, the plan of robbing the Railway Clearing Accounts Office was given up. About the beginning of May, some blank forms were brought from Cawnpore, which were to be typed and distributed to the public after the rescue of the prisoners at Lahore. It was arranged that after the rescue, the freed accused were to be sent to different places for safety. Arrangements for this took some time, during which Kailashpati arranged for Azad to meet Madan Gopal, who agreed to join in the rescue attempt	Delhi Conspiracy Commission
21755243	. On 1 June, a group of the conspirators travelled by car to Borstal Jail. They were armed with pistols and also bombs. The plan was that while Bhagat Singh was to be led by police out of the jail gate towards the stationed police lorry, the captive was to rush towards the rescue-team, and the team, while taking control of the prisoner, was to deal with the emerging situation by killing any or all policemen who might obstruct the captive's escape to freedom or pursue him to capture. Bhagat Singh had been informed in advance of this rescue 	Delhi Conspiracy Commission
21755244	plan and the rescue team was legitimately under the impression that Bhagat Singh would rush towards them. However, Bhagat Singh showed by his behavior as if he was under the impression that they would rush towards him. In this confusing situation, both remained where they were and Bhagat Singh was taken away by the police in a lorry. Having returned to their accommodation, the conspirators suffered the effects of some of their own bomb-shells exploding of their own accord. The entire team living there dispersed quickly on the following morning. Kailashpati was told in early June that Vohra had 	Delhi Conspiracy Commission
21755245	been killed in Lahore on 28 May 1930 through the explosion of a bomb which he was testing. Sukhdev Raj, who was with him, had been badly wounded in the foot and Vaishampayan had been burnt on the shin. Azad returned to Delhi and reported on the confused events of the failed rescue. He said that after his experience in Lahore he would never take any part in any action unless there was sufficient money and material. He also said that in order to raise funds the Railway Clearing Accounts Office should be raided on the first of the following 	Delhi Conspiracy Commission
21755246	month. Attempt by HSRA to kill Yashpal. A Central Committee meeting of the party determined that Yashpal, who was not present, had wasted much money in the attempts on the viceregal train and the rescue of Bhagat Singh. Yashpal was also blamed for the death of Vohra in the bomb explosion and was criticised for abducting Vohra's wife, Prakasho, contrary to the party's strict disciplinary rules of keeping one's character clean in the matter of engaging with women. The meeting decided that Yashpal should be killed. It was also decided in the meeting that a terror campaign 	Delhi Conspiracy Commission
21755247	against highly placed government officials, approvers and traitors should be vigorously pursued throughout India. This decision was taken to terrify the Government and lower is public image, to win the confidence and sympathy of the general public and to teach a lesson to traitors and deter other weaklings within the party's rank from committing such anti-party and dangerous acts. The meeting also decided that the party should organize a public demonstration in Punjab to honour Vohra in order to highlight his work and sacrifice and also to motivate and mobilize other young people. Regarding Yashpal, the meeting decided 	Delhi Conspiracy Commission
21755248	that Kailaspati should go back to Delhi and send Yashpal to Cawnpore where Azad and Bir Bahadur Tiwari would kill him. After two or three days, Kailashpati left Cawnpore for Delhi and met Yashpal there. Kailashpati told Yashpal that Yashpal's presence was required by the Central Committee in Cawnpore. Yashpal made a brief visit to Cawnpore but returned to Delhi, much to the surprise of Kailashpati. Soon after, Kailashpati then discovered that Yashpal, Prakasho and Scientist had left the bomb-factory and had taken with them the available supplies of picric acid, guncotton and nitroglycerine, as well as a 	Delhi Conspiracy Commission
21755249	revolver. Azad returned to Delhi and was very upset by what had happened but the group were unable to locate Yashpal in Delhi. It was decided to seek him in Lahore and to kill him by any means when he was found. Yashpal had already reached Lahore by that time and had spread the word about the plan of his killing among his friends by taking the position that the decision of the Central Committee of the party had been arrived at in his absence – without hearing his side – which was contrary to justice. Consequently, many members of the party 	Delhi Conspiracy Commission
21755250	in the Punjab were opposed to the decision of the Central Committee. In these circumstances, the team assigned the task of killing him met Yashpal but did not execute the plan. Gadodia Stores robbery. After abandoning the Railway Accounts office raid on 1 July, the party was in acute need of funds. It was suggested that a robbery take place at the Gadodia Stores in Delhi. The choice was affected by the fact that Bishamber Dayal was working there, and after a reconnaissance it was determined to act on 6 July. This action was a success, although the robbers were 	Delhi Conspiracy Commission
21755251	faced with a crowd of people who attempted to stop them as they left, causing them to fire their weapons in order to get away. The raid secured funds to the value of Rs. 13,250. Appeal. On 25 May 1932, Rudra Dutt Misra, Dhanwantri, K B Gupta, B R Gupta, S H Vatsayana, Azad Vidyabhushan, Vaishampayan and Bhagirath Lal Harkesh, individuals who were the accused sent a petition from 'Old Viceregal Lodge, Delhi' to the viceroy in his summer residence in Shimla. The conspiracy charge was finally dropped in February 1933 as untenable and the fact that there was not 	Delhi Conspiracy Commission
21755252	enough evidence to take it any further. Four of the accused were let off and the rest were to be tried individually 'for severe overt acts'. References. Notes Citations Delhi Conspiracy Commission The Delhi Conspiracy Commission was created dated 9 April 1930 by an order of the Chief Commissioner of Delhi, exercising his special powers under section 3(1) of the Code of Criminal Procedure. The commission was directed that certain persons shall be tried by it for the offence of conspiring to wage a war against the British King. The number of accused to be tried by the commission was 	Delhi Conspiracy Commission
21755253	Jason Zhang Jason Zhang Zhang Jie (born 20 December 1982 in Chengdu, Sichuan), also known as Jason Zhang, is a Chinese pop singer. He made his television series debut in the reality singing competition My Show" in 2004, which he won. By the end of May 2017, Zhang had recorded 12 albums and held 34 concerts. He has won the Most Popular Male Singer Award 33 times and Best Male Singer 12 times. Biography. 1982–2003: Early life. Zhang was born on the 20th of December, 1982, in Chengdu, Sichuan. In 2000, he studied Sichuan Normal University. In 2003, he took part in  the MTV-Samsung Anycall National Singing Competition and won second place. 2004–2006: Shang Teng Universal. In 2004, Zhang took part in the first season of "My Show". After progressing through stages of strict selection, he won the annual championship in the finals, with the original song "Love of the Plough", composed with GOU Wei. Then he signed with Shang Teng Universal. In 2005, Zhang released his debut album, "The First Album". This earned him numerous newcomer awards, such as the Global Chinese Music Chart Most Popular Male Newcomer award. In 2006, after the release of his second album, "Love Me  Again", Zhang's music career was at stake due to changes at the top management of his record company. 2007–2015: EE-Media. In 2007, he took part in Hunan TV's show "Super Boy" and won 4th place. Zhang, the third runner-up of the show, signed a deal with EE-Media and released an EP, "The Most Beautiful Sun", in the same year, which marked a fresh restart of his career. In May 2008, Zhang held his first concert in Beijing at Beijing Exhibition Center. In July, he held a concert at Hangzhou Gymnasium. In October, he released the  album "The Day After Tomorrow". With its positive performance on the music charts, he won his first "Most Popular Male Singer (Mainland)" award. In 2009, for the album "The Day After Tomorrow", Zhang gained 11 nominations in Beijing pop music ceremony and became the favorite figure. In November, he released the album "Through Trilogy". On December 19, he held a theme concert for "Through Trilogy" at Beijing Workers' Gymnasium. In April 2010, Zhang attended the Boao Forum for Asia as an invited guest to perform two songs of Michael Jackson: "Billie Jean" and "Beat it". In June, he sang the  theme song for the film "Triple Tap". In November, he released his 6th album, "It's Love". In November, he held a theme concert as "It's Love" at Beijing Workers' Gymnasium. On November 28, he won the "Best Asian Artist" award in the Mnet Asian Music Awards. In December, he was invited as the only male singer from mainland China to the TVB Golden Melody Awards Ceremony in Hong Kong, and received an award for top ten golden songs of the year and Most Popular Male Singer (Mainland). In 2011, Zhang released the album "Stand Up". In December, he  held the theme concert "It's Love" in his hometown Chengdu. On March 1, 2012, as an invited guest, Zhang performed in a collaborative staging of the song "My Love" at the concert of Westlife. He started his new touring concerts at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on 5 May and Shanghai Grand Stage on June 30 respectively. On September 29, he released an album called "One Chance", and on November 19 he released a cover album called "Love That We Once Encountered". Also in this year, he set up his own studio: Zhang Jie Studio. In  February 2013, for the first time, he was invited to perform the song "Give Me Your Love" with Yoga at the CCTV Spring Festival Gala. In June, he went to Berklee College of Music for further studies. In September, he was invited to the China Tennis Open with famous tennis players Li Na and Novak Djokovic to promote public welfare work. In November, Zhang released his 10th album, "Just Love", and held his 10th concert in Guangzhou. In January 2014, Zhang joined Season 2 of Hunan Television's "I Am a Singer". From September to December, he held his first  live tour, "Fight Back For Love", which generated a positive response. In August, he was invited to perform the theme song, "Light the Future", at the Opening Ceremony of the Nanjing Youth Olympics 2014. In November, he was presented with the International Artist Award at the 2014 American Music Awards, as the first Chinese singer to win this award. In this year, he sang several songs for Chinese operas, and "Heart of Sword" for the opera "Swords Of Legends" was a hit. In April 2015, he released his collection with Xiaomi. He also participated in various talent shows, including some  adventure shows, music shows and reality shows. In May, Zhang ended his eight-year contract with EE-Media, and made his own independent studio. He won awards from several music shows this year. He also sang for the opera "The Lost Tomb" and the film "Monk Comes Down the Mountain", directed by Kaige Chen. 2016–present: Planet Culture. On February 7, 2016, Zhang sang the song "Shining Era" at the CCTV Spring Festival Gala. On February 21, the "Just For Star" concert was held in United Artists Theater, Los Angeles. Zhang took charge of the concert and invited David Foster  and violinist Lindsey Stirling to perform together. On April 26, Zhang set up his personal label, Planet Culture, and cooperated with Linfair Records. On July 16, Zhang began his first world tour at Beijing Worker's Stadium. On July 21, 2016, he performed "Star Trek Beyond"s Chinese theme song "Lost in the Stars", and attended the film's premiere at Embarcadero Marina Park South. He recorded the promotional song "Give You My World" for the film "Allied" in November. From July to December, Zhang's tour travelled to Beijing, Nanjing, Guangzhou, Shanghai, Chengdu, Xi'an, Wuhan, Hefei, Dalian, and Kunming. With  each city he visited, the concerts were sold out. In February 2017, Zhang joined Hunan Television's "Singer 2017" as the first previous season contestant to join the competition this season. In May and June, he brought his world tour in the US, Canada, Malaysia and Australia. On May 7, he held his concert in Dolby Theatre, as the first mainland singer singing in the Dolby Theatre. On May 14, he sang in the Queen Elizabeth Theatre, Vancouver. On May 21, Zhang came to David Geffen Hall, Lincoln Center. On June 10, he performed in Kuala Lumpur and June 18  in Sydney. In June, Zhang sang China's theme song, "Torches", for "". In 2020, He ranked 86th on "Forbes" China Celebrity 100 list. Variety shows. Zhang participated in Hunan Television's long-running singing reality competition "I Am a Singer", and made it to the finals on both attempts. Section::::"I Am a Singer". Zhang debuted on Week three as a substitute singer as a replacement of the first eliminated singer Gary Chaw. He made it to the finals, but did not finish in the top two to qualify for the "Ultimate Winner Candidate" (the candidates were G.E.M. and Han Lei , with the latter winning the season). Section::::"Singer 2017". In February 2017, Zhang later returned again in the fifth season as the one of four returning singers to participate in the competition. He finished in eighth place after narrowly avoiding eliminations on six of 11 performances. Unlike his first season appearance, Zhang was not selected to participate in the Biennial Concert. Personal life. On May 5, 2011, Zhang and Xie Na registered their marriage in Chengdu, China. On September 26, 2011, they married at Shangri-La, China. On September 26, 2017, Zhang revealed on his Weibo that his wife was expecting  a baby. On February 1, 2018, they welcomed twin daughters. Jason Zhang Zhang Jie (born 20 December 1982 in Chengdu, Sichuan), also known as Jason Zhang, is a Chinese pop singer. He made his television series debut in the reality singing competition "My Show" in 2004, which he won. By the end of May 2017, Zhang had recorded 12 albums and held 34 concerts. He has won the Most Popular Male Singer Award 33 times and Best Male Singer 12 times. Biography. 1982–2003: Early life. Zhang was born on the 20th of December, 1982, in Chengdu, Sichuan. In 2000, he