The Jallianwala Bagh Centenary Memorial Park in Ranjit Avenue, Amritsar, was established to mark the 100th anniversary of the Jallianwala Bagh massacre (1919). It serves as a tribute to the martyrs and aims to educate future generations about the tragic event. Here are some key details about the memorial:

Key Features of the Memorial Park

1. Location: Situated in Amrit Anand Park, Ranjit Avenue, Amritsar.
2. Size: The memorial spans 1.5 acres.
3. Inauguration: It was inaugurated on August 15, 2021, by then Punjab CM Captain Amarinder Singh.
4. Cost of Construction: ₹3.5 crore, funded by the Punjab Government.
5. Architectural Elements:
   • The memorial features five white stone pillars of varying heights, symbolizing the different age groups of the martyrs—children, teenagers, youth, middle-aged, and the elderly. These ascending pillars represent the spirits of the martyrs rising towards the sky.

1. • Central Platform: At the heart of the memorial is a black stone on a circular platform, signifying the void left by the sacrifices of the martyrs,
   • Mural: A mural designed by Bengali artist Moloy Ghosh portrays the historic massacre, adding a poignant visual narrative to the site.
   • Walls with engraved names: The names of 492 martyrs (as per official records) are inscribed on walls.
   • Landscaped gardens: Designed to provide a peaceful and reflective atmosphere.
   • Information plaques: Providing historical details about the massacre.
2. Purpose: The park was created as a commemorative space separate from the original Jallianwala Bagh to honor the memory of the victims in a serene environment.

Background of the Project

• The memorial was part of the Punjab Government’s centenary initiatives to remember the 1919 massacre.
• It serves as an educational and remembrance site for visitors, especially students and historians.

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