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Operation Polo: End of Nizam Rule
Operation Polo was the Indian military action through which Hyderabad State was integrated into the Indian Union in September 1948, ending the independent political position of the Nizam.
The operation is commonly remembered as the Hyderabad Police Action.
The decisive military phase began on 13 September 1948 and the Nizam announced Hyderabad's accession to the Indian Union on 17 September 1948.
The Hyderabad Army formally surrendered on 18 September 1948.
The operation brought to an end the Nizam's rule over Hyderabad and opened the way for the establishment of a new administrative order.
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What Operation Polo – End of Nizam Rule covers
01Operation Polo: End of Nizam Rule
02Hyderabad at the Time of Indian Independence
03Popular Demand for Integration
04Nizam's Stand for Independence
05Standstill Agreement — 29 November 1947
06Failure of the Standstill Arrangement
07Resistance to Nizam Rule
08Lawyers' Resistance
09Bakar Ali Mirza and Muslim Support for Integration