Telegraph Memorial
Tourist Attraction
Telegraph Memorial
The Telegraph Memorial, located near Kashmiri Gate in Central Delhi, is a historic site commemorating the role of the telegraph during the 1857 Sepoy Mutiny. Established in 1902, the memorial honors the staff of the Delhi Telegraph Office who sent the last telegraph message to Ambala, alerting the British forces about the revolt in Meerut and Delhi. This message, famously ending with "We are off," played a crucial role in the British response to the uprising.
The memorial stands as a symbol of the events of 1857, often referred to as India's First War of Independence. It is situated near other historical landmarks like the Kashmiri Gate and Chandni Chowk, making it a significant stop for history enthusiasts exploring Delhi.
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