How Hyderabad became part of india. Defence wing

 How Hyderabad became part of India

The merge of Hyderabad in Hindustan is one of the most interesting and best kept secrets in Indian history.

Used to torture the general public very much in the Nizam of Hyderabad.

Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru and Sardar Patel were getting the news of the Nizam's atrocities.

Prime Minister of India, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru and Home Minister Sardar Patel had decided to send troops to Hyderabad.

This operation is called Operation Polo.

The Indian Army took action on 13 September 1948, after which Hyderabad became a part of India.

September 13, 1948, Indian Army conducted Operation Polo. This operation had nothing to do with the game, It was the action of the Indian Army that led Hyderabad to join India.

This move of Indian Army made Pakistan very flattened .

Pakistan also took the matter to the United Nations but there was no benefit from there.

In terms of area, the princely state of Hyderabad was much larger than the total landmass of England and Scotland.

When the British ruled India, Hyderabad used to have its own army railway service and postal telegraph department.

The Nizams of Hyderabad tried their best to not get their princely state in India.

At that time, the Nizam of Hyderabad had good relations with many countries.

The biggest thing is that the Nizam was married to the daughter of the last Khalifa of Turkey.

13 September 1948

Prime Minister Nehru and Mountbatten were in favor that the whole matter should be resolved in a peaceful manner. They did not agree with Sardar Patel that they believed that Hyderabad at that time was similar to stomach cancer in India, which was tolerated.

Patel knew that Hadarabad was completely with Pakistan, even Pakistan was looking for a Hyderabad settlement with Portugal, after which he wanted to build a port for himself in Goa.

This action of the Indian Army was named Operation Polo because at that time Hyderabad had the largest 17 polo grounds in the world, Pakistan was also not sitting quietly.

When we entered the Indian Army in Hyderabad, the then Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan called a meeting in the Defense Council and asked him if Pakistan could take any action in Hyderabad.

Indian Army action lasted for 5 days in Hyderabad in which 1373 Rajacar were killed, 807 soldiers of Hyderabad State were also killed, 66 Indian soldiers were martyred and six soldiers were injured.

Pakistan's founder Mohammad Ali Jinnah passed away on 11 September 1948, 2 days before the Indian Army started its operations.

And Hyderabad became part of India