Bhagat Singh Personality Type, MBTI
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ENTP (8w7)
Bhagat Singh personality type is ISFP, he is at the same time an idealist and a fighter, but in the idealist part of his personality he is blind.
This can be seen in two ways. First, in his criticism against the British, which is the main thrust of his works, he does not see that the British rule in India is actually working for the best of everyone in India. He sees only the evil done by the British, but does not see that there are many positive things that have been brought about by British rule. He does not see that the British rule is a necessary evil. And this is one area where he is a bit idealist and blind.
Second, there is Bhagat Singh’s role as a fighter. He was a revolutionary, but he was a fighter who fought against the British. But there is a limitation to this aspect of his personality as well. In the fight against the British, he wanted to use violence. The British, however, had a very strong will and they were not going to be taken easily. So Bhagat Singh did not have a chance to fight the British at all. What he was able to do was to inspire others to fight against the British.
Bhagat Singh was an Indian socialist revolutionary whose two acts of dramatic violence against the British in India and execution at age 23 made him a folk hero of the Indian independence movement.
