Prominent Members of HSRA
| Chandrashekar Azad | Kakori conspiracy (1925), J.P. Saunders Assassination (1928) | Absconded in the Kakori case, reorganised HRA by living underground later he was martyred without surrendering in a shootout with police at Allahabad 0n 27 Feb 1931. |
| Bhagat Singh | J.P. Saunders Assassination (1928), Central Assembly Bomb Case (1929) | Sentenced to Life in Assembly bomb case; Sentenced to death in Second Lahore Conspiracy Case; hanged in 1931 |
| Shivaram Hari Rajguru | J.P. Saunders Assassination (1928) | Sentenced to death in Second Lahore Conspiracy Case; hanged in 1931 |
| Sukhdev Thapar | J.P. Saunders Assassination (1928) | Sentenced to death in Second Lahore Conspiracy Case; hanged in 1931 |
| Batukeshwar Dutt | Central Assembly Bomb Case (1929) | Sentenced to Life in Central Assembly bomb case; released in 1937 |
| Bhagwati Charan Vohra | Viceroy train bombing (1929) | Killed in a bomb blast (1930) |
| Kailash Pati | Gadodia Store Robbery (1929) | Arrested in 1930. Turned approver |
| Phanindra Nath Ghosh | Leader of Bengali faction | Arrested in 1930. Turned approver; killed in retaliation (1931) |
| Yashpal | Viceroy train bombing (1929) | Arrested in 1932. Sentenced to fourteen years rigorous imprisonment; became an award-winning novelist |
| Jaidev Kapur | Central Assembly bombing (1929) | Sentenced to life in Second Lahore Conspiracy Case; |
| Shiv Verma | Central Assembly bombing (1929) | Sentenced to life in Second Lahore Conspiracy Case; |
| Bejoy Kumar Sinha | Central Assembly bombing (1929) | Sentenced to life in Second Lahore Conspiracy Case; |
| Gaya Prasad | Central Assembly bombing (1929) | Sentenced to life in Second Lahore Conspiracy Case; |
| Durga Bhabhi | Only Woman Revolutionary | Helped Bhagat singh in escaping after J.P. Saunders Assassination (1928); |
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