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On March 29th, 1857, there was a commotion at Barrackpore in the Bengal province of British India. A young man named Mangal Panday, intoxicated, opened fire at his British superiors of the 34th Bengal Native Infantry. After quite a bit of fighting, Mangal Panday was arrested. The shots he fired that day became the first shots of the Indian War of Independence.
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