Satyen Chandra Bardhan

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Satyen Chandra Bardhan
Born	1916 Bitghar, Comilla district, Present day Bangladesh
Died	10 September 1943(1943-09-10) (aged 26–27) St. George Fort, Madras, British India
Cause of death	Execution by hanging
Nationality	Indian
Other names	Kanu
Occupation(s)	Soldier in Indian National Army, under Subhas Bose.

Satyen Chandra Bardhan, commonly known as Kanu (1916–1943) was an Indian Bengali revolutionary and a soldier in Indian National Army led by Netaji Subhas Bose. He was a trained radio communicator.^[1] He, along with Vakkom Abdul Khader, Anandan and Fauja Singh, was hanged in Madras Central Jail on September 10, 1943.^[2] All four walked up to the gallows, singing and raising the slogan of Vande Mataram.^[3]