Malaya Ganapathi saw the plight of the Tamils living in Malaya (modern day Malaysia)

Malaya Ganapathi saw the plight of the Tamils living in Malaya (modern day Malaysia) and volunteered to alleviate their suffering. A defender of the proletariat, Ganapati was also a tamil freedom fighter who fought to free the enslaved tamil community from the grip of imperialism.

He was a Tamil nationalist, a Tamil scholar, a Tamil researcher & a Tamil volunteer.

When the Indian National Army was formed by Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, he was invited by him to join their struggle, & he joined them as an instructor to train the soldiers.

After World War 2, he mobilized workers of every ethnicity in post-war Malaysia to form an influential trade union movement. Through various trade union struggles, he became a champion against the occupying white capitalists & the British government.

Thus, becoming a symbol of liberty. Enraged by his actions & influence, the British government arrested him.

Malaya Ganapathi gladly accepted the death sentence imposed on him by the occupying British empire on trumped-up charges.