August 15th Thus our country got freedom in the middle of the night.

 The rulers of British  ruled our country for more than 200 years, sucking the Indians and looting the wealth, many leaders fought many battles. They sacrificed their lives to provide freedom and independence to the country. By 1940, Netaji's Indian National Army with Gandhi had a strong influence on the British rulers and government.


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At the end of World War II, Triton was financially weakened. Due to this, the British were in a difficult situation to rule their own country. This left the British colonies under their control until then. At that time in the year 1945 elections were held for the new British government. In their election manifesto, they said that if they win the election, they will give complete independence to India, including the English period. That party achieved great success. With this, the British government officially declared India's independence on June 30, 1948. But due to differences of opinion between British Viceroy Bart Weeley and the national leaders of our country, the Viceroy's government failed.


Appointed and conducted many discussions and consultations. In those discussions, there was a consensus between Nehru and Jinnah in the discussions that there was a shock in the Indian subcontinent. could not With Jinnah's leadership and demands to form a separate country, the peace and security situation in the country is getting out of hand. The British government's finances were weakened. Apart from that, observing the situation in the background of religious conflicts in the country, Mountbatten moved forward almost a year from June 30, 1948 and declared our country on August 15, 1947.


He promised people freedom. On June 4, the day after the promise, the Billton of Indian Independence was announced.


 Why August 15?

The reason for deciding to give independence was the month of Jagashtu. August 15, 1945 The Japanese Army surrenders under the leadership of Emperor Hirotazu of Japan before Bart Mountbatten, commander of the Applied Forces (France, Great Britain, United States, Soviet Union, China) team in World War II. They are Mount Batescu's Day of Luck, a day that has gone down in world history. That is why he chose this date.

And it is midnight because it is the tradition of our country. Hindu period. According to astrologers. It is suggested that the day starts with the sunrise, the 15th is not good for our country, and the 14th is not auspicious. But according to the English calendar, the day starts at 12 midnight. will be On the 14th of auspicious day, the speech started early and ended exactly at 12 midnight, and the Indian people were liberated at the beginning of August 15th. Thus our country got freedom in the middle of the night. 

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