Goa was under Portuguese rule since the sixteenth century and was finally liberated by military intervention in December 1961. The Government of India sent the army, and within two days of action, Goa, Diu, and Daman were liberated and became Union Territory. There was strong support for liberation both within Goa and from socialist satyagrahis from Maharashtra.
Goa's liberation was achieved diplomatically by Portugal's withdrawal.Incorrect Answer
The liberation required military action by India.Correct Answer
Portuguese rule ended before British rule did in India.Incorrect Answer
Goa remained under Portuguese control after 1961.Incorrect Answer
Explanation:
Goa's liberation required military intervention from India in December 1961, due to Portugal's refusal to withdraw diplomatically.
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By: Parveen Bansal