During the Revolt of 1857 in Delhi, who was nominal head of the uprising and who was the commander of the military force...

Emperor Bahadur Shah II and Bakht Khan blueprint for modern education policy in British During the Uprising of 1857 in Delhi, the aged India. Often described as the Magna Carta of Mughal Emperor Bahadur Shah II served as the English Education in India, it recommended nominal symbolic head of the rebellion across an articulated educational hierarchy from India. However, real military command and primary vernacular schools to high schools and defensive operations in Delhi were organized universities. It advocated English as the medium by General Bakht Khan. Arriving from Bareilly for higher studies, vernaculars for primary with rebel troops, Bakht Khan headed the court education, and female education. of soldiers and led effective tactical resistance against the besieging forces of the British East