Indian Rebellion

In India, the situation was flaring. The British taxing their colonies after the First World War caused the Hindus to arm and revolt in some areas. The British then began sending their troops through Pakistan, but the British armies were destroyed by Pakistani militants on the way. The British were surprised at what to do in the face of the situation and set out to send their army in Africa with their navy to India. Indian rebels overthrew the British Raj. The Pakistanis founded Pakistan. The Hindus, on the other hand, established the people's Republic of India, and Gandhi became the head of India. Because the Japanese knew that the British would gain power in India, they declared war on India and made barbaric invasions with their navy. The British finally arrived with their navy. After their arrival, they managed to destroy the Pakistanis in a short period and began to push the Hindus eastward. Those who wanted a monarchy in India had established their state in the south and signed peace with the British and Japanese, thus shaking up the power of Gandhi and India. The British invaded Delhi on 22 August and established the British Raj there. India, on the other hand, wanted peace because it could not find the strength to fight the Japanese and the British. The peace was signed in London. The British would recognize the independence of India and gain control of Western India. In the south, the Japanese would take control and form their puppets, and the Indian Army would not be able to increase to more than 360000. With the signing of the peace, the war would end, but the Indian revolts would continue.