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IMPORTANT EVENTS IN INDIAN HISTORY

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While India's national flag was unfurled across the nation on 15th August 1947, the erstwhile state of Hyderabad had to wait for an agonising 13 months, still languishing under the tyranny of the Nizam of Hyderabad, Mir Osman Ali Khan. It was only after a relentless struggle with Sardar Vallabhai Patel ordering police action under Operation Polo that the entire Hyderabad Deccan was finally liberated on September 17, 1948.

During the rule of the Nizam, the Razakars erupted and created many atrocities on people looting money. At the instigation of the Nizam, Razakar leader Qasim Razvi challenged that he would hoist the Asaf Jahi flag over the Delhi Red Fort. Against this backdrop, the State Congress, the Communist Party, and Arya Samaj launched a struggle against the Nizam's tyrannical rule. However, all these institutions were banned by Osman Ali Khan.

The heroes and people of this region withstood the atrocities of the Razakars in fighting for the region's liberation. Telangana region leaders Komaram Bheem, P V Narasimha Rao, Marri Chennareddy, Shoebullah Khan, Vandemataram Ramachandra Rao, Narayanarao Pawar and Chakali Ailamma and many more fought for Telangana’s liberation

Apart from Telangana, Marathwada, Hyderabad, and Karnataka were ruled by the Nizam Nawab. Believing that there will be a threat to the survival of the country if the state is not merged in the Indian Union, the then Home Minister Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel decided to take military action against the state of Hyderabad. While the Nawab of Nizam sent a message to Pakistan for help and turned to the United Nations. The Indian Army launched the siege of the State of Hyderabad on September 13, 1948, under the name 'Operation Polo'.

The Indian army launched a siege from all over Hyderabad. In the battle, first, the army led by Nal Durg took over all the villages from the Maharashtra side. On September 14, Aurangabad, Jalna, Nirmal, Warangal, and Suryapet were captured and then returned to Hyderabad.

By noon on the 16th, the Indian Army was deployed in the vicinity of Hyderabad. Idrus, the commander-in-chief of the Nizam's army, surrendered out of fear of Indian military property. At around 5 pm on September 17, the Indian Army took complete control of Hyderabad. For a while, the Nizam Nawab announced on the radio that he was surrendering to the Indian government. Thus Operation Polo was completed. Since then, September 17 has been celebrated as 'Telangana Liberation Day'.

The histories of our land and the valiant struggles that made India what it is today needs to serve as an inspiration for today's youth and future generations. Burying our history, especially inconvenient truths, is a perverted form of appeasement that will serve no purpose. The least we can do is to observe September 17 as Telangana Liberation Day and setup a memorial honouring the brave who fought for the region's liberation so that present and future generations can learn about the courage of our forefathers.

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