Another rebellion broke in 1858 but all the rebels were captured.
After this many small incidents of defiance happened against British rule but all were suppressed by force.
A major rebel broke under the leadership of Baba Sahab alias Rao Sahab Deshpande in 1898.
The important leaders of this movement were Brahmins of Beed and the Deshastha Brahmin officials in police and judiciary also supported the movement. .
But after a short fight the rebels were captured and the movement came to an end.
But the feelings of defiance could not be suppressed and different movements under the leadership of Swami Ramanand Teerth continued in Marathwada and the state.
After independence, Mir Osman Ali Khan was reluctant to join the Indian Union.
Finally, on 12 September 1948 a military action Operation Polo was launched and the state was easily captured within six days as Nizam's army resisted little.
Although Operation Polo caused relatively few casualties, the following communal carnage was all the more terrible.
Beed was one of the eight worst hit districts in the state.
After calm down, a team visited the town on behalf of Indian government and sent a report to the centre.
According to official, Sundarlal Report, 27,000–40,000 Muslims were killed throughout the state.
Horrible crimes of abduction and rape of Muslim women's & girls, loot, arson, desecration of masjids, forcible conversions and seizure of houses and lands were mentioned in the report.
Some unofficial reports, however, puts the figure of killings up to 50,000 and some even to a few hundred thousand.

A plebiscite was held shortly after the military action in which the population voted overwhelmingly in favour of joining the Indian Union.
Many Muslims during and after 1948 migrated to Pakistan.
The city has witnessed communal strife several times in modern India.
In 1949 Bendsura Project was launched to provide drinking and irrigation water supply to the city and nearby villages.
The project was completed in 1956.
In 1952, Beed Nagar Pālika (Municipal Council) was established under the undivided Hyderabad State.
In 1962, a year after the creation of Maharashtra State, Beed District Council (krushna temple) came into being after dissolving all the local bodies.
Another rebellion broke in 1858 but all the rebels were captured. After this many small incidents of defiance happened against British rule but all were suppressed by force. A major rebel broke under the leadership of Baba Sahab alias Rao Sahab Deshpande in 1898. The important leaders of this movement were Brahmins of Beed and the Deshastha Brahmin officials in police and judiciary also supported the movement. . But after a short fight the rebels were captured and the movement came to an end. But the feelings of defiance could not be suppressed and different movements under the leadership of Swami Ramanand Teerth continued in Marathwada and the state. After independence, Mir Osman Ali Khan was reluctant to join the Indian Union. Finally, on 12 September 1948 a military action Operation Polo was launched and the state was easily captured within six days as Nizam's army resisted little. Although Operation Polo caused relatively few casualties, the following communal carnage was all the more terrible. Beed was one of the eight worst hit districts in the state. After calm down, a team visited the town on behalf of Indian government and sent a report to the centre. According to official, Sundarlal Report, 27,000–40,000 Muslims were killed throughout the state. Horrible crimes of abduction and rape of Muslim women's & girls, loot, arson, desecration of masjids, forcible conversions and seizure of houses and lands were mentioned in the report. Some unofficial reports, however, puts the figure of killings up to 50,000 and some even to a few hundred thousand.
A plebiscite was held shortly after the military action in which the population voted overwhelmingly in favour of joining the Indian Union. Many Muslims during and after 1948 migrated to Pakistan. The city has witnessed communal strife several times in modern India. In 1949 Bendsura Project was launched to provide drinking and irrigation water supply to the city and nearby villages. The project was completed in 1956. In 1952, Beed Nagar Pālika (Municipal Council) was established under the undivided Hyderabad State. In 1962, a year after the creation of Maharashtra State, Beed District Council (krushna temple) came into being after dissolving all the local bodies.
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