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with the end of British colonial rule in India, an end to Portuguese colonial rule would logically follow. However, on 3 August 1947, Lohia announced that Goa's independence would not coincide with Indian independence and that the Goans would have to continue their struggle, "not just for civil liberties, but for freedom itself".
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defied the Portuguese police and military, entered the borders of Goa, raised Indian Tricolour, and were fired upon and lathi-charged brutally. Many were killed, many more others arrested and sent to jails inside Goa and inhumanly treated. Many others were even sent to jails in Portugal and were brutally tortured.
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The Portuguese responded to the Satyagrahas, which continued throughout 1955, by sealing Goa's borders in an attempt to curb the growing illegal immigration from India. By 1955, the Indian government had developed a clear policy on Portuguese Goan territory, which supported merger of Goa with India.
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in Portugal (a representative body of the Indian government), sought to negotiate with Portugal on the issue of its territories in India. The Indian government offered a direct transfer; however, the Portuguese refused and diplomatic relations between the two countries deteriorated. On 11 June 1953,
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should attempt to unite under the common objective of achieving civil liberties. In response to Gandhi's suggestion, the different Goan political factions met in Bombay in June 1947 to formally launch a campaign demanding that the Portuguese government "quit India". The Goan leadership believed that
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in 1946 where the crowd responded by hailing India, Gandhi and the two men, leading to the duo's arrest by colonial authorities who feared civil unrest. By the end of the day, Menezes was released and Lohia was driven outside of Goa and released. Their arrest at the demonstration motivated people to
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decided to send batches of satyahrahis since the middle of 1955 to the borders of Goa and even inside. Countrywide lists of satyagrahis were prepared, who were then sent to Goa borders in a series of memorable satyagrahas, which has few parallels in the annuls of the history. Batches after batches
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Many Goan Hindus were bitter and resentful that the majority of native Goans were Catholic, because Portugal had ruled Goa since 1510. This bitterness was compounded by Goan Catholics being, on average, more educated and hence more economically prosperous than Goan Hindus. According to the 1909
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In 1961, India proclaimed that Goa should join India "either with full peace or with full use of force". In August 1961, India began military preparations. Following Nehru's statement on 1 December 1961, that India would "not remain silent" in relation to the Goan situation, Indian troops were
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With the exception of a small number of satyagrahas and the activities of the All-Goa Political Party Committee, lacking the support of the national Indian government, the anti-colonial movement lost its momentum. Pro-independence advocacy actions were sporadic and few were willing to involve
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was closed and diplomatic ties were formally severed. In July 1953, Nehru stated that the Indian government's position involved French and Portuguese colonies in India integrating into the Indian Union. Despite Nehru clearly stating India's policy in relation to colonial outposts, Portugal and
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On 15 August 1954, hundreds of Indians (mostly from Maharashtra) crossed the Portuguese Goan borders, defying a ban by the Indian government on participating in Satyagrahas. The Portuguese responded to the incursion by shooting at the Satyagrahis, some of whom were injured or killed.
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Between 1955 and 1961, six political parties were formed in India to advocate for an end to Portuguese colonial rule. These parties included Azad Gomantak Dal, Rancour Patriota, the United Front of Goans, Goan People's Party, Goa Liberation Army and Quit Goa Organisation.
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statistics in the Catholic Encyclopedia, the total Catholic population was 293,628 out of a total population 365,291 (80.33%). Following his release from prison, P.D. Gaitonde conducted a series of international lectures, claiming Hindu dominance of Goa.
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had a pact to protect each other in the event that any member state came under attack from an external force. Although the NATO treaty did not cover colonies, Portugal insisted that its overseas interests were not colonies but an integral part of the
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In 1954, the Goa Vimochan Sahayak Samiti (All-Party Goa Liberation Committee), was formed with the aim of continuing the civil disobedience campaign and providing financial and political assistance to the satyagrahis. The Maharashtra and
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and raised the issue of Goa's integration into the Indian Union. The Portuguese, who valued their strategic Indian colonial outposts, were unwilling to negotiate and by 1948, the Goan anti-colonial movement had virtually disbanded.
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also wrote many articles and books, claiming that Konkani language was a dialect of Marathi and so Goa needed to be merged with Maharashtra. These propaganda campaigns enabled the Indian government to become more anti-Portuguese.
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on 28 July 1954, and took it on 2 August. India could not immediately assimilate these enclaves into the Indian Union, due to the contravention of international law involved. Both enclaves instead functioned as
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The success of the post independence Goans struggle for freedom from Portugal owed as much to the efforts of the Indian Government who cut off diplomatic ties with Portugal as to the work of freedom fighters
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Mahatma Gandhi sensed that an independence movement with such disparate perspectives would be ineffective and could undermine the struggle for independence. So Gandhi suggested that the various independence
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The Portuguese colonised India in 1510, conquering many parts of the western coast and establishing several colonies in the east. By the end of the 19th century, Portuguese colonies in India were limited to
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to pursue autonomy. Bhembre's committee failed to provoke a response from the Portuguese administration, and subsequently the last demand for autonomy was made by Purushottam Kakodkar in early 1961.
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Nehru's denouncement of the Satyagraha severely impacted on the independence movement. Following Nehru's professed lack of support for the satyagrahi, a satyagrahi plan to cross the Goan border at
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themselves in the movement. On 18 June 1954, Satyagrahis infiltrated Goa and hoisted the Indian flag; however, the demonstrators and suspected sympathisers were arrested, and anti-colonialist
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hold large-scale protests in support of the independence movement, which resulted in large-scale arrests and the incarceration of over 1,500 people. Other leaders, including Bragança Cunha,
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of the 19th century, and grew powerful during the period 1940–1961. The movement was conducted both inside and outside Goa, and was characterised by a range of tactics including
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due to the actions of the Satyagrahas in crossing Portuguese Goan borders. Nehru was subsequently pressured to announce that India formally disapproved of the Satyagrahas.
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counterparts. The conspirators unsuccessfully tried to replace Portuguese rule with self-rule under Ignacio Pinto, the head of the family of the Pintos with the support of
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During the mid-1940s, a number of new political parties emerged in Goa, each having a conflicting agenda and perspective in relation to achieving Goan independence and
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The failure of Goa to achieve independence as part of the national independence struggle, in conjunction with mixed signals from the new national Indian leadership in
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tactics, while Azad Gomantak Dal advocated revolutionary methods. On 15 August 1954, a mass satyagraha was instigated; however, despite the use of non-violent
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In Goa, the anti-colonial movement had evolved into two camps, which advocated distinct anti-colonial strategies. The National Congress Goa utilised peaceful
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was held in which the people of Goa voted against merger with Maharashtra. Portugal recognised Goa's accession into the Indian union only in 1974. In 1987,
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attracted very few supporters. Despite the low turnout, a small group managed to cross the Goan border to successfully occupy the Terekhol fort overnight.
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Within Goa and Portugal, periodic demands for autonomy for Portuguese India continued. In July 1946, a public meeting was held which openly petitioned the
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A group of armed members from the National Movement Liberation Organisation (NMLO), an umbrella organisation involving Nationalist group like the
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assisted the liberation committee, motivated by an agenda for independent Goa to merge into Maharashtra state. The liberation committee and the
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which refused to comply with these policies. Many Goans criticised the curtailing of press freedoms, stating that the only newspapers and
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The Portuguese government pressured the Indian National Congress to disaffiliate the National Congress (Goa); however, in 1938, Goans in
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The struggle for Goa's liberty was two fold – from within Goa and from the outside Goa – which was conducted by the Indian Government.
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During this period, in addition to local newspapers and periodicals that were heavily censored, there was also movements such as the
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conducted on 18 and 19 December 1961, Indian troops captured Goa with little resistance. The Governor-general of Portuguese India,
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independent states, administered by a self-declared government called the Varishta Panchayat of Free Dadra and Nagar Haveli.
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in 1787. The cause of the revolt was racial discrimination by the Portuguese in the church and the administration. The
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lay with the Portuguese and in dissociating themselves from cultural-political relationship with the rest of India.
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and harsh repression by the Portuguese, led to a temporary lull in the Goan independence movement. Similarly, the
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to grant India independence. After this development, Indian leaders focused their attention on the movements in
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charged the protesters and opened fire on the satyagraha, resulting in several deaths and hundreds of injuries.
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in 1961, causing a mixture of worldwide acclaim and condemnation, and incorporated the territories into India.
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diverted the focus of the national Indian leadership from the anti-colonial struggles in the Portuguese and
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formed the Goa Action Committee to coordinate the various anti-colonial groups working independently in
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even if not completely in practice. The other option for them would have been British rule as part of
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After the failure of diplomacy with the Portuguese government, the Government of India ordered the
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Professor Froilano de Mello, MD (1887–1955): A short biography of his life and achievements
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were held in Goa, followed by assembly elections in December 1962. On 16 January 1967, a
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protest strategies, the Portuguese authorities assaulted and arrested many participants.
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Following national Indian independence, a separate demand for independence was raised by
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Janaka Perera, Goa's Liberation and Sri Lanka's Crisis, Asian Tribune, 18 December 2006
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Teotonio R. de Souza, "The Church in Goa: Giving to Caesar What is Caesar's?" para 5
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an empire known to treat its subjects who did not have citizenship rights far worse.
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P S Lele, Dadra and Nagar Haveli: past and present, Published by Usha P. Lele, 1987,
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of the Catholic Church in Goa issued over 60 official letters to the priests of the
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By the 1940s, the Goan independence movement had gained momentum, inspired by the
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Azad Gomantak Dal, a revolutionary group, vowed to fight the Portuguese using
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emerged as an important leader of the freedom movement. Along with activist
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strongly supported pro-colonial policies and attempted to influence Goan
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was arrested for publicly protesting Portuguese colonialist policy.
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in an attempt to persuade the Portuguese to leave India peacefully.
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their colonies. Subsequently, India launched a campaign through the
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established diplomatic ties. In January 1948, Indian Prime Minister
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A year later, another protest was organised on the same date. The
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the Portuguese permitted them to publish were pro-colonialist
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because of their participation in the independence protests.
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Movement in Goa fought to end Portuguese colonial rule in Goa
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The Portuguese government appealed to various international
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collaboratively organised several satyagrahas in 1954–55.
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that sought to join the newly independent Indian state.
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state, Goa's merger with the southern Indian state of
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to oppose the independence movement. The Portuguese
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