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The concept of a unified native Indian struggle against British wasn't widespread until Savarkar(back when he was more a third worldist socialist tard) wrote his influential (but ultimately ahistorical) book about the mutiny of 1857 and painted it as a unified native Indian struggle against the British.
The actual reality is quite different and marked by events like this. Yes, there were many places and groups that did support the British, even until the independence.
>mughals
Iirc it was rajpoos who supported mughals, not poomins.
>dalli sultanate
Can't find any evidence of this. It was
