The Siege of Delhi Singh Amarpal
The Siege of Delhi Singh Amarpal On 10 May 1857, the most serious threat to British supremacy in India appeared at Meerut, a large military station near Delhi. 'The company Raj is over forever, '…
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The Siege of Delhi Singh Amarpal
On 10 May 1857, the most serious threat to British supremacy in India appeared at Meerut, a large military station near Delhi. 'The company Raj is over forever, ' declared the men to their British officers as they burned their cantonments, and the cry of 'Dilhi chalo' (Let's go to Delhi) was heard as they marched to the old Mughal capital. After months of increasing tension, sepoys of the 3rd Light Cavalry along with the 11th and 20th Native Infantry pointedly refused to use the new cartridges supplied to them.
With the mutiny spreading rapidly, it became imperative for the British Government to recapture Delhi as the success or failure of the uprising hinged entirely on the possession of the city and There the Mughal empire was declared as resurrected and the Emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar, an ageing pensioner of the British Government, affirmed as the ruler of all Hindustan once again.
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