India’s First Underwater Prison: The Mysterious Drowning Cells of Cellular Jail 🌊

Deep in the Andaman Islands stands the Cellular Jail — a grim reminder of India’s freedom struggle. But hidden within its walls was something far more terrifying: underwater punishment cells where prisoners were locked during high tide, left to drown if they couldn’t survive. Built by the British to crush revolutionaries, the Cellular Jail became a place of unimaginable suffering. These drowning cells were a brutal innovation in colonial torture — and few people know they even existed. In this video, we uncover the dark history of this prison, the freedom fighters who endured its horrors, and why it still stands as a symbol of sacrifice. 📍 Watch till the end to uncover the truth about one of the most shocking chapters in India’s history. 🔔 Subscribe to Bharatiya Media Company (BMC) for more rare Indian history, forgotten traditions, and untold facts: @bharatiyamediacompany . . . . [Cellular Jail history, underwater prison India, Andaman Cellular Jail facts, drowning cells British era, Indian freedom fighters history, Kala Pani punishment, dark history of India, rare Indian history facts, colonial India prisons, hidden Indian history, Andaman and Nicobar history] #CellularJail #UnderwaterPrison #KalaPani #IndianFreedomStruggle #DarkHistory #HiddenHistory #AndamanIslands #IndianHistory #BritishEra #FreedomFighters #BMC #HistoryShorts #IndiaFacts #ColonialHistory