For Mysore, it was a prolonged fight for freedom

In the princely state of Mysore, the agitation continued beyond August 15, 1947

Two salient features stand out in the history of the freedom struggle in Mysuru (then Mysore), comprising the regions from the erstwhile princely state. One is the region’s delayed entry into the mainstream freedom struggle, attributed to the “cushioning” provided by the benevolent rule of the later Wadiyars to help absorb much of the shock of the British despotism. Secondly, though the freedom struggle officially came to an end with India achieving Independence on August 15, 1947, the movement continued for a few more months.