We Indians, regardless of religious faiths, cherish the memory of ____________, not because he was the man who gave the clarion call to his countrymen to fight the enemy from without, but because he was the man under whose flag fought Indians from all provinces, Indians professing different religious faiths, the man under whose sacred flag freedom-loving Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs fought side by side in the war that has been dubbed by English historians as the sepoy mutiny, but which we Indians call the first war of independence. To signal the INA's determination to march to the Red Fort of Delhi, Bose, who is quoted above, paid his respect at the tomb of ____________, who is also known as the last Mughal Emperor.

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