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What did the joint defence of Sehgal, Dhillon and Shah Nawaz in INA trials symbolise?

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Correct answer: Spirit of national unity above religion and community

The direct answer is A: the joint defence symbolised national unity above religion and community. Sehgal, Dhillon and Shah Nawaz belonged to different religious communities, yet they were defended together during the INA trials. The Indian National Army had fought under Subhas Chandra Bose, and the trials at the Red Fort produced broad public sympathy. Step by step, the names represented different communities; the common legal defence brought them together; public support showed that anti-colonial nationalism could cross religious divisions. Option A is correct because the event became a powerful symbol of united Indian feeling. Option B is wrong: the trials did not restore Company rule; the East India Company had already lost political power long before. Option C is wrong: the event did not support the 1905 partition of Bengal. Option D is wrong: it had no connection with restoring sati. Remember the three names and connect them with INA, Red Fort trials and national unity.

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Modern Indian HistoryIna TrialsNational Unity

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