Abbas Abdul Mujawar, also known as Abbas Inamdar, passed away on March 31 at the age of 98. He was laid to rest on April 1 in Pune, Maharashtra, with a guard of honor from the Pimpri-Chinchwad Police Commissionerate. Inamdar was a key participant in the Goa Liberation Movement in 1961, where he faced police violence while advocating for India's freedom. Originally from Kavthe Mahankal taluka in Sangli, he had a humble beginning in a farming family. His son, Mehboob Inamdar, shared that Abbas had worked at the Ogale glass factory before moving to Pune. He was honored by the Maharashtra government in 1990 for his contributions to the freedom struggle and had been receiving a government pension for freedom fighters. Abbas's legacy is marked by his bravery and commitment to nationalism, which he instilled in his children. He had been in declining health after a fall that resulted in a fractured back, leading to his hospitalization until his passing. Thousands attended his funeral, reflecting the respect and admiration he garnered throughout his life.