Initially after it's formation in 1942, it triggered concerns of further defection from the British Indian Army saw the imposition of a reporting ban and a successful propaganda campaign to preserve the loyalty of the "Sepoy".
A ban was imposed on reporting about the army, and a successful propaganda campaign was started to preserve the loyalty of the "Sepoy". Initially after it's formation in 1942, it triggered concerns in the British Indian army of further defection.
Initially after it's formation in 1942, it triggered concerns in the British Indian army of further defection. A ban was imposed on reporting about the army, and a successful propaganda campaign was started to preserve the loyalty of the "Sepoy".
Initially after it's formation in 1942, it triggered concerns in the British Indian army of further defection. A ban was imposed on reporting about the army, and a successful propaganda campaign was started to preserve the loyalty of the "Sepoy".