The Hindu Raja could not control the uprising of Muslims against his oppressive rule and made an appeal to Indian government. What condition was laid down by Indian government?
Correct answer: C. Accession of state with India
- A. Cancel the treaty with Pakistan
- B. Invite Indian army in the state
- C. Accession of state with India
- D. Establish diplomatic relation with the India
Explanation
India agreed to assist Maharaja Hari Singh only after Jammu and Kashmir acceded to India, which provided the legal pretext for sending Indian troops. Thus, accession was the central condition rather than merely inviting the army.
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