During the integration and merger of states after India’s independence, the firman of which of the following rulers was rejected by the Government of India terming it a “legalistic claim of doubtful validity”?
Q. During the integration and merger of states after India’s independence, the firman of which of the following rulers was rejected by the Government of India terming it a “legalistic claim of doubtful validity”?
Answer: Nizam of Hyderabad
Notes: Nizam Osman Ali Khan was the ruler of Hyderabad. The Ittehad-ul-Muslimeen, demanded Hyderabad must remain an independent state. The firman issued by Nizam was rejected by the Government of India declaring it as a “legalistic claim of doubtful validity”.

 

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