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Indian mutiny and cultural tour.

The Indian Rebellion of 1857 was a major, but ultimately unsuccessful, uprising in India in 1857–58 against the rule of the British East India Company, which functioned as a sovereign power on behalf of the British Crown. The rebellion began on 10 May 1857 in the form of a mutiny of sepoys of the Company’s army in the garrison town of Meerut.

The rebellion posed a considerable threat to British power in that region, and was contained only with the rebels’ defeat in Gwalior on 20 June 1858. On 1 November 1858, the British granted amnesty to all rebels not involved in murder, though they did not declare the hostilities to have formally ended until 8 July 1859.

This is a bespoke tour

You are accompanied by a tour leader to ensure that your tour runs smoothly.

This is a flight and coach tour and your guide is Patrick Mercer.

The cost – includes breakfast, hotel accommodation, coach, museums and guide, but not food and drinks. – is £4,250 per person. A discount of 10% is available for bookings over two people or more.

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Meet at the London Heathrow airport and catch the British Airways flight to Delhi

Arrive at Delhi Book into Hotel Pre-lunch briefing and lecture Lunch Half day sightseeing. India Gate, President’s palace drive by, and Humayun’s tomb. Dinner at the hotel

Visit : Kashmiri Gate, Skinner’s Church, and the Mutiny Memorial, Lunch Visit Nicholson Cemetery, and the Red Fort. Return to hotel Dinner at the hotel

Flight to: Lucknow Lunch Visit: Bara Imambara, The Residency, and Havelock’s Memorial Book into Hotel Dinner at the hotel

Visit: Alambagh palace, and Sikander Bagh. Lunch Visit: La Martiniere College, and Dilkusha hunting lodge. Return to hotel Dinner in the hotel

Travel to: Agra Lunch Visit: Agra Fort Book into hotel Dinner at the hotel

Visit: Taj Mahal at sunrise and the marble inlay workshop. Lunch Free afternoon Return to hotel Dinner at the hotel

Travel to: Jaipur Lunch Visit: Abhaneri Stepwell Book into hotel Dinner at the hotel

Visit: Amer Fort Lunch Visit: A small private forest to spend time with rescued elephants. Return to hotel Dinner at a restaurant

Visit: Jaipur City Palace and Jantar Mantar. Lunch Afternoon free. Option to go shopping for Jaipur specialities such as textiles and jewellery.

Return to Delhi Farewell dinner at the hotel

Catch the flight back to London Heathrow.

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India, as a land of great diversity, was known to all for many centuries. Since then, it witnessed several wars, the most important of them being between the Mughals and the Britishers. The journey that totally led to the development of the country dates back to the 17th and 18th centuries when imperial rule had been firmly established,and a rebellion had just started to spark off. Once the East India Company had been established, various centres of the country were ruled by them and therefore, places like Meerut, Lucknow and even Agra, acquired nationalistic importance.

This tour is all about covering the destinations that take you through the various phases of the battle of Independence, the soldiers who fought bravely and what significance it holds in present-day society.

Travel to Meerut and visit the St. Johns Church

City tour of historical places in Delhi

Travel to Agra to visit the Taj Mahal

Explore historical sites in Lucknow and Kanpur

After you arrive at the Delhi airport, you would be greeted by our executives and will be escorted to your hotel for an overnight stay.

Our first destination is Meerut, which is considered to be the centre of the actual uprising in 1857. We visit the church, which goes by the name of St John’s Church, established in 1819 and dedicated to Bishop Wilson. Around 15000 people can be accommodated in the church. During the battle period, the church was the place of fighting between the armies of the British and the Indians. We then visit the cemetery of St John’s Church, where all the generals were buried. We then visit Lekha Nagar and go through the parade grounds in the cantonment area. The marshals who gave rise to the mutiny are stated to be John Finn, Carmichael Smith, all of whom are buried in the parade ground. Other important grounds along the mutiny road happen to be the Kali Paltan Temple.

We then go back to Delhi for an overnight stay.

Delhi is one of the old architectural capitals, known to have ruled by the Mughals in the 17th and 18th centuries. There are forts and mosques aplenty here along with the old lanes. We will visit the Red Fort, the Telegraph Office, Kashmiri gate, Willoughby’s Plaque, Skinner’s Church and also the tomb of St Nicholas. We will then see the Northern Ridge, Mutiny memorial, which is also made of red sandstone. We will continue onwards to the Hindoo Rao's House, then the Civil Lines, Kingsway Camp and ultimately the Coronation Park. We then head to the hotel for an overnight stay.

After having breakfast, we embark on our journey to Agra. In between, we will visit the Tomb of Akbar. We then see the famous 18th-century structure, the Agra Fort, where around 600 of the British men were incarcerated. There is the Pearl Mosque, the Public garden inside the fort. We then go for the grandeur beauty, the Taj Mahal, which was built by Shah Jahan in memory of Mumtaz Mahal. After Agra, we board the train for Lucknow. We reach Lucknow in the morning.

After arrival at Lucknow in the morning, we check in at the hotel. Lucknow is known for its grandeur beauty as this is the place that was ruled by the Nawabs and is historically very rich.

After enjoying breakfast at the hotel, we will start our Lucknow tour with the Residency, which was built by the Britishers. Considered to be themain centre of the uprising, the place is now a cemetery, where the slain soldiers were buried. We will see the gravestone of Sir Henry Lawrence, who died in the battle. We will then go-to Sikandar Bagh and then to La Martiniere School. There is an overnight stay at the hotel in Lucknow.

In the morning, we drive to Kanpur, which was a place of great significance during the mutiny. We will first visit the famous Wheeler’s entrenchment, and then the All Soul’s Church, in the cantonment area. The church has the engravings of the victims there. After that, we will see the Ganges in Kanpur and the Sati Chaura Ghat. After that, we will visit the Memorial Park, the hanging trees, the Bibi Ghar well.

On the same day itself, we return to Lucknow and stay at the hotel overnight.

The morning is totally free, and you can simply enjoy at your leisure. We will then ravel to Delhi by the Shatabdi Express in the later part of the day and check-in at the hotel for an overnight stay.

In the morning, we will see the Qutub Minar, which is an ancient landmark of the old city. We will then go back to the hotel for check-out, and our executives would drop you off at the airport for your onward journey.

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The Great Indian Mutiny

By Parveen Paul , independent tour guide in India

The Mughal Emperors of India bestowed upon themselves seemingly appropriate grand and pompous titles such as `Kings of the World’ & Shadows of God’. Attracted by the Mughal wealth and splendor, European traders and entrepreneurs found their way to the fascinating Indian sub-continent. India was till then believed to be the richest country in the world.

By the mid 18th century (1757) the British East India Company slowly and gradually gained commercial and military control of the Mughal Empire, while subdued Mughal Emperors continued to live powerless but luxurious lives in magnificent palaces. There was much discontent among Indian rulers over annexation of their territories and the divide and rule policies of the British and many parts of North India were rife with rumours and suspicions. However, the lack of the feeling of Indianness, among the masses who were ruled by various princely states prevented the formation of a united opposition to British rule. The undercurrents of rebellion by the Indian Sepoys ( sipahi in Hindi meaning soldier) festered over a period of time owing to various harsh steps taken by the British and in 1857 when some measures hurt religious sentiments it took the shape of a full rebellion against British India control.

On this tightly packed tour you will be visiting significant palaces, forts, monuments and cities of the Mughal period which was witness to The Mutiny -the uprising against British control. It was a crude and brutal war, with both sides resorting to what will now be described as war crimes. In the end, however, in terms of sheer numbers, the casualties were significantly higher on the Indian side. There are many tales of cruelty, cowardice, heroism and self-sacrifice on either side. Much has been debated ever since Mangal Pandey sparked the revolt or The Rising as to whether this was a war of independence or just a revolt firmly crushed by the British but the truth is that the British continued to rule for another ninety years only to be subdued by a non violent struggle led by Mahatma Gandhi.

This journey takes you down that period in history when Delhi was not yetthe capital of India but the seat of the fading Mughal Empire , when the British East India Company was to hand over the controls directly to the Queen, Meerut where the rebellion started, Lucknow which was then the most splendid city of India, Kanpur the scene of many bloddy battles and Agra an important historical city with the crowning glory of Mughal architecture the Taj Mahal a poem in white marble, mesmerising you with a story of an undying love.

About Parveen Paul , independent tour guide in IN.

Let me welcome you to Incredible India. India has transformed in the last few decades from a struggling young country to a vibrant democracy. Modernity and tradition thrives side by side in a stunning array of diversity. Bounded by the majestic Himalayan ranges in the north and a 6000 kilometre long coastline in the south with many stretches of golden beaches, India is a vivid kaleidoscope of landscapes, magnificent historical sites and royal citadels, misty mountain retreats, verdant forests, i

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Route: Delhi – Agra – Gwalior – Lucknow – Kanpur – Delhi

The Indian Mutiny of 1857 was the bloodiest insurrection in the history of the British Empire when, for a time, the very fate of British India hung in the balance. This unique journey covers the three main centres of resistance - Old Delhi, Lucknow and Kanpur as well as Agra where the British were besieged for three months, Gwalior where the last major battle was fought, and Jhansi, the home of the celebrated Rani who died in battle and is still revered in India today. Please note that this is a private journey in North India using local guides rather than an expert-led military tour.

ITINERARY HIGHLIGHTS

Understand the effect events of 1857 had on Delhi with a walking tour of the old city which includes Kashmiri Gate, the British Cemetery, St James Church and the Viceregal Lodge.

Lucknow is the largest city in Uttar Pradesh. In 1857 the British East India Company took over the wealthy city from the local Nawabs, but suffered in the subsequent Indian Mutiny.

The city of Kanpur is indelibly linked to the uprising and its worst tragedies. Here visit All Saints Memorial Church, Wheeler’s Entrenchment site, Massacre Ghat and Nana Rao Park.

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** The above price is based on two adults travelling together in economy, sharing accommodation, travel based on low season for this destination and advance booking approximately nine months prior to travel**

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Itinerary: The Indian Mutiny

Today depart the UK on the Virgin Atlantic flight to Delhi. (N)

Take the early morning train to Agra, this historic city is dominated by three magnificent buildings—Agra Fort, the tomb of Itmad-ud-Daula and the beautiful Taj Mahal. Later drive outside of the city to visit the battlefield area of Sasia where the British suffered one of their most humiliating defeats of the whole mutiny campaign before continuing to nearby Fatehpur Sikri which was once the capital of the Mughal Emperor Akbar. (B) Accommodation in Agra: ITC Mughal Hotel (or similar)

Today visit the imposing Agra Fort, established by the Mughal Emperor Akbar in 1565, and where over a thousand British took refuge for four months in 1857 before crossing the Yamuna River to the tomb of Itmad-ud-Daula. No stay in Agra is complete without a visit to the Taj Mahal. Itl is a building world renowned for its beauty and the design and craftsmanship is excellent. (B) Accommodation in Agra: ITC Mughal Hotel (or similar)

Leaving Agra, drive south to Gwalior. Gwalior is best known for its vast fort which towers above the city and the grand Jai Vilas Palace which remains the ancestral home of Scindia royal family. Later, visit the spectacular fort. Passed through a succession of Muslim, Rajput, Mughal and Afghan hands after the 1857 mutiny the fort was taken into British control. The fort houses a number of interesting temples as well as the impressive is the Man Mandir Palace. (B) Accommodation in Gwalior: Usha Kiran Palace

This morning visit the lively town of Datia which is located to the north of Jhansi and is well off the tourist track. The town is home to the forgotten Govind Mandir Palace, an imposing 17th century building that perfectly blends both Rajput and Mughal styles. From here continue to Jhansi and visit the wonderfully preserved fort. See the great cannon Karhak Bijli, or 'hard lightning', and the battlements from which the Rani jumped her horse to escape from the British. In the afternoon return to Gwalior. (B) Accommodation in Gwalior: Usha Kiran Palace

Today leave your hotel and transfer to Lucknow Airport in good time to catch the flight to Delhi where you will stay overnight. (B) Accommodation in Delhi: The Maidens Hotel Upgrade option: The Imperial Hotel

Depart Delhi on the Virgin Atlantic flight non-stop to London Heathrow. (B)

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• Sightseeing with local English speaking guides
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Guide to Price

The above price is based on two people travelling together and sharing accommodation in low season. The price is only a guide and can vary according to selected airlines, hotels and date of travel. If you wish to travel with your family, friends or on your own we will be very happy to assist you with your arrangements.

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Revisiting Delhi of 1857

Delhi the capital of the Mughal Empire, was reduced to insignificance over the preceding century. The 82-year old Mughal Monarch Bahadur Shah II (Bahadur Shah Zafar) became the frail figurehead under which Indian rebel forces rallied.

Delhi was taken by Indian rebel troops in May 1857. From June to September 1857, British troops (with reinforcements from the Sikh, Gorkha, Pathan and other regiments) laid siege to Delhi and in a series of attacks, finally won back the city. On September 20th, Bahadur Shah surrendered. The very next day, Bahadur Shah’s sons and grandson were shot by Major Hodson, and the city was declared to be recaptured by the British East India Company. Brigadier John Nicholson, who played a leading role in the siege of Delhi, died of his wounds on September 22nd, one day after taking over of Delhi. Rudyard Kipling has immortalised his death in his famous work, ‘Kim’.

After the fall of Delhi, the Mutiny lost its leadership and broke up into disparate uprisings. It took the British nearly a year of fighting to subdue the uprisings and establish control. This was followed by a horrific programme of purges that became known as the “Devil’s Wind”. Thousands were executed without trial, including an entire village population, to ensure that the Mutiny would not be repeated. Finally in 1858, the East India Company was formally dissolved and its power over India was transferred to the Crown – the beginning of the Raj.

We take you on a very well-researched structural tour of Delhi visiting the places that were under siege and the ones that saw the horrific incidents finally leading to the recapture of the walled city of Delhi. On this exhaustive tour we visit : St James Church,  Nicholson’s Cemetery,  The Telegraph Memorial, Kashmere Gate,  The Mutiny Memorial,  Flagstaff Tower, The Magazine, The Khooni Darwaza (Bloody Gate). This tour is led by a Mutiny Specialist Guide and is a special interest subject based tour. 

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‘Revisiting Delhi of 1857′ takes you through the devastated areas of old Delhi that witnessed the worst of casualties and horrific scenes during the siege of Delhi.

In Delhi visit, St James Church,  Nicholson’s Cemetery,  The Telegraph Memorial, Kashmere Gate,  The Mutiny Memorial,  Flagstaff Tower, The Magazine, The Khooni Darwaza.

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This new tour takes in the incredible locations where the film ‘Viceroy’s House’ starring Hugh Bonneville and Gillian Anderson was shot. On this journey, you’ll also visit some of the historic sites associated with the British Raj. Explore Viceroy’s House, now the President’s Palace (Rashtrapathi Bhawan), where Nehru, Jinnah and Gandhi converged to determine the future of an independent India. Discover Amritsar, the border city that was worst hit by the partition, colonial Delhi, Moghul Agra with its Taj Mahal and pink city of Jaipur, before heading to Jodhpur to see some of the main film locations.

DAY 1: In transit

Fly to Amritsar.

DAY 2: Amritsar - Ranjit’s Svaasa

Arrive Amritsar (via Delhi). On arrival, transfer to your hotel. Partition of British India into India and Pakistan had a most profound effect on the demographics, politics and social structures of this border city. First of two nights in Amritsar

DAY 3: Amritsar - Ranjit’s Svaasa

Morning visit to the shimmering Golden Temple. After lunch, optional visit to Wagha border to witness the lowering of the flags ceremony.

DAY 4: Delhi - Oberoi Maidens

Morning board your train to Delhi. On arrival in Delhi, transfer to the Oberoi Maidens, one of the oldest hotels in Delhi. First of two nights here.

Optional: Book an afternoon tea at the Imperial Hotel and a private guided tour of the hotel’s impressive art collection.

DAY 5: Delhi - Oberoi Maidens

Morning explore Lutyen’s Delhi, an area in New Delhi where design of most buildings was developed by British architect Edwin Lutyen. Visit Rashtrapati Bhavan, former Viceroy’s house (from 1911-1947) and now the home of the president of India. Witness the changing of the guard ceremony here and visit the Durbar Hall, where Nehru took the oath of office of Prime Minister of Independent India from Lord Mountbatten in 1947. Finish your tour with a visit to the Rashtrapati Bhavan Museum Complex, comprising the Clock Tower, the Stables and the Garages showcasing past as well as current presidencies and the regal ceremonies. Later visit the India Gate memorial arch and the Humayun’s Tomb, one of the most magnificent tombs built in Delhi. (B)

Afternoon visit Kashmere Gate and St James’ Church, one of the oldest churches in Delhi built by Colonel James Skinner from East India Company. A walking tour of Old Delhi takes you to landmarks associated the 1857 mutiny. Later visit to the majestic Red Fort, the main residence of the Mughal Emperors until 1857.

DAY 6: Agra- Grand Imperial

Today morning, visit Raj Ghat, Mahatma Gandhi’s memorial. Later drive to Agra.  First of two nights in Agra.

DAY 7: Agra- Grand Imperial

Today sunrise visit to the spectacular Taj Mahal. Visit the imposing Agra Fort, where a thousand British troop took refuge for four months in 1857 before crossing across the Yamuna river to the tomb of  Itmad-ud-Daula, here thousands.

DAY 8: Jaipur - Trident

Drive to Jaipur enroute visiting Fatehpur Sikri, the city founded in 16 th century by Mughal Emperor Akbar and now a UNESCO heritage site.

DAY 9: Jaipur - Trident

Morning guided visit to Amer Fort, City Palace and Jantar Mantar. Afternoon, explore the local markets.

DAY 10: Jodhpur-Balsamand Palace

Drive to the blue city of Jodhpur enroute visiting the 12-the century Nagaur Fort. Jodhpur was one of the principal locations where the film was shot for eight weeks. First of two nights at Balsamand Lake Palace.

DAY 11: Jodhpur-Balsamand Palace

Explore the city with a guided tour of the magnificent Mehrangarh fort and Jawant Thanda. Later visit Chopasani School, established in 1857. Afternoon visit to Umaid Bhawan Museum and time to explore the local bazaars, famous for silverware, lacquered jewellery and tie-dye fabrics.

In the evening, optional dining experience at the Umaid Bhawan Palace, one of the main Viceroy’s House filming locations.

DAY 12: Delhi- Airport hotel

Fly back to Delhi. Afternoon at leisure. Overnight stay here.

DAY 13: Depart Delhi

Fly back home.

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• Gratuities and tips
• Single room supplement

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On this exclusively curated tour, ‘Revisiting the Lucknow of 1857-58’, you will learn about the Lucknow Mutiny also known as the Siege of Lucknow.  You will follow the routes and relief efforts led by the British Major General Henry Havelock, Lieutenant General James Outram and General Colin Campbell.  Visits will be made to the sites and areas that were affected during the siege of Lucknow. Your guide will share how this siege progressed to a conclusive end, but not without sacrifices from both warring fronts. Highlights:-   • History of the Siege of Lucknow • La Martiniere • Sikanderbagh • Residency • Lunch in a local restaurant

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What's Included

• Lunch at a local restaurant. ( Beverage Excluded)
• 02 bottles of mineral water.
• Mutiny related reference material shown during the drive (hand-outs, maps and pictures)
• Private Air Conditioned Vehicle.
• A book on the Indian Mutiny as a giveaway
• Pick up / drop off within Lucknow city center.
• In Lucknow we visit Alambagh, Dilkusha, La Martiniere, Sikanderbagh, Shahnajaf, Moti Mahal, Residency, Musa Bagh & Old British Cantonment.

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• Food and drinks, unless specified.

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• For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
• Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
• A moderate amount of walking is involved.
• This is an exclusive independent tour and operates every day.
• Children under 15 must be accompanied by an adult

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Mutiny Memorial Delhi

Also famous by the name Ajitgarh, Mutiny Memorial was constructed in 1863 in the memory of the brave soldiers who had fought in the Delhi field force, both Indian and British during the Indian rebellion of 1857. It is a four-tiered Gothic style building made up of red sandstone with an octagonal base. The lowest tier of the structure has seven faces that contains memorial plaques afixed on the walls engraved with the names and ranks of the soldiers who died fighting for the Britishers in this great uprising of 1857, whereas one face contains the stairs leading to the upper tier.

Belonging to the British era, the Mutiny Memorial is one of the must-see places which shouldn’t be left unexplored on a Delhi tour. It was built with a motive to erect a structure taller than the Ashoka Pillar which is just 200 mts away from the main structure. The inspiring building of Mutiny memorial is set amidst lush greenery that leads one to the heritage trail starting off with the Flagstaff tower; a lookout space where men, women and children took shelter after escaping the attacking rebels in Shahjahanabad.

History of the Attraction

Mutiny Memorial was erected by Public Works Department at the expense of the government. It celebrates the loyalty and dedication of the Indian and British soldiers who took part in the revolt of 1857. The building was hastily designed and constructed, thus also gathered much public criticism after completion. In 1972, on the 25th anniversary of the India’s independence, Mutiny Memorial was renamed as Ajitgarh which literally means ‘place of unvanquished’. On this occasion another plaque was erected stating that the ‘enemy’ mentioned on the memorials were ‘immortal martyrs for Indian freedom’.

Getting there

Gem of old Delhi, this mesmerizing heritage site is located on the northern ridge about 500 mts to the south of Hindu Rao Hospital, which can be reached by bus, auto/taxi and metro. The nearest metro station is Kashmiri gate. Once reached there, Mutiny memorial is just 2.4 km away on Rani Jhansi road.

Things to do in and around

Follow the trail starting with Flagstaff tower and unfold the inspiring history of 1857 rebellion. Photographing this beautiful Gothic style building of the British era, while walking amid green garden is definitely a good idea to keep the memories intact. One can also visit the other famous tourist attractions like Ashoka Pillar, Jama Masjid, Red Fort and Jantar Mantar that resides in proximity to Mutiny Memorial. To experience the peaceful ambience, visit the Laxminarayan temple that is located just 1.5 km away. Lying not too far, there is Chandni Chowk which definitely makes for a visit for the shopaholics interested in indulging into thrift shopping. Other than this, if interested in witnessing the vibrant nightlife of Delhi, visit the nearby Connaught place; embellished with top rated restaurants and Pubs.

Opening and closing time

Mutiny Memorial is open all days of a week and visiting hours is between 10 am till 5 pm.

No entry fee is charged from the tourists or localites.

Best Time to Visit:

The Months from October till March is considered to be the best time for Delhi tourism. Winter falls during this part of the year which subdudes the sun heat and gives the perfect climate for a perfect holiday spent on Delhi sightseeing tour.

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Royal Indian Naval Mutiny: On the Threshold of Freedom

• AUTHOR Team LHI
• PUBLISHED 07 July 2022

In Feb 1946, Indian sailors in the Royal Indian Navy dealt the British Empire a mortal blow. Around 20,000 sailors went on strike across Bombay, Calcutta, Karachi, Madras, Jamnagar, Visakhapatnam, Cochin and even Aden and Bahrain. This was the Royal Indian Naval Mutiny.

What led to this unprecedented situation? On one hand, India was in turmoil. Trials were underway of the Indian National Army soldiers who had fought with Subhas Chandra Bose against the British during World War II.

At the same time, Indian forces were greatly demoralized. The war had led to the Royal Indian Navy's expansion by 10 times, and while British soldiers were awarded medals, Indian troops faced.

The final trigger came on 17th Feb 1946. When Indian sailors on board the HMIS Talwar in Bombay demanded decent food, British officers told them: “Beggars can't be choosers.”

At first, the sailors resorted to a ‘go-slow’ protest. But when they were referred to as “sons of coolies”, they altogether stopped work and raised the slogan 'Quit India'.

The message spread like wildfire, and 11 shore establishments and 60 other Royal Indian Navy ships joined the protest. The strike, which began as a protest against ill-treatment, now took the shape of a nationalist movement.

On 19 Feb, a Charter of Demands was drawn up, which included the release of all political prisoners, equal pay and eviction of British nationals from India. Radio messages were sent to all Indian naval establishments and ships at sea, urging them to join the strike.

80 ships, four flotillas, 20 shore establishments and more than 20,000 sailors joined the strike. The Union Jack was pulled down and three flags – of the Congress, Muslim League and Communist Party – were hoisted in its place.

The masses supported the striking soldiers and, in Bombay, a day-long general strike was called. However, the mutiny lacked political backing as political leaders felt a mutiny would backfire on the freedom movement on the eve of independence.

The British issued an ultimatum. The strike committee met Congress leader Sardar Patel, who said their demands would be examined once they called off the strike. The protest ended on 23 Feb 1946 and the committee released a statement. It read...

Our strike has been a historic event in the life of our nation. For the first time, the blood of men in the Services and in the streets flowed together for a common cause. We, in the Services, will never forget this... Jai Hind.

Though 300-500 Indian sailors were either dismissed, arrested or court-martialled, the Naval Mutiny, which raged for five days, is considered the final push towards India’s freedom.

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