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Question
Explain the contribution of Swami Ramananda Tirth in the struggle for liberation of Hyderabad.
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Solution
- He served as the leader of the Hyderabad State Congress, which he spearheaded to fight against the Nizam’s rule.
- He organised non-violent resistance against the Nizam’s forces and initiated various satyagrahas to demand Hyderabad's integration into India.
- He suffered imprisonment for 111 days for his leadership in the movement and successfully mobilised a large number of people for the cause.
- His leadership, combined with the Indian government's “Operation Polo”, ultimately led to the Nizam’s surrender and the successful annexation of Hyderabad into the Indian Union on 17 September 1948.
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