The Indians who d**d because of the bullets sh*t by Indian revolutionaries.
Cawas Lalkawa- He was a Parsi surgeon who was at the party organised by Indian National Association as a “At Home” Party. This party was attended by senior British officials including Curzon Wyllie who was selected to be Political aide-de-Camp to the Secretary of State for India. He was also the head of the Secret Police who was trying to extract the details of Indian revolutionaries. When Wyllie was leaving the party Dhingra found him and sh*t multiple bullets at him. 4 of the bullets strike him. At that moment. Cawas Lalkawa who was a doctor came to the help of i*jured Wyllie and thus he was also sh*t with 2 bullets as he came between Dhingra and Wyllie. Both the people d*ed in this fire and Dhingra was han*ed till d*ath in 1909.
Channan Singh- He was a police Head constable who tried to capture Bhagat Singh and Chandrashekhar Aazad when they were leaving after sh**ting JP Saunders (they wanted to target John Scott but unfortunately k**led the wrong policeman). When Channan Singh tried to grab them, Aazad sh**t him as well. He also d**d alone with JP Saunders.
Ahmad Ali- Ahmad Ali was a lawyer who was travelling by train with his wife and child who were in a different compartment than his. This was the train where revolutionaries like Bismil, Ashfaqullah Khan, Manmath Nath Gupta etc att**ked to loot the British treasury at Kakori. This led to a sh**tout between the revolutionaries and the Britishers. Ahmad Ali tried to enter the compartment where his wife and child were sitting to ensure their safety but a sudden bullet hit him, which was f*red by Manmath Nath Gupta. Ahmad Ali lost his life. This d**th changed the case from r*bbery to include mansl**ghter charges due to which many of these revolutionaries were h**ged till d**ath.
The reason we don't know about them is because these men fell into the No man’s land. They were not revolutionaries and they didn't d*e as martyrs. So they are not glorified in the Indian National movement. The Britishers don't highlight them either they had no political associations which could be used to dismantle the Indian National movement. They were unfortunate victims of v**lence.