How did the INA Trials of 1945-46 fundamentally alter the British strategy of maintaining colonial rule in India?

Options:

• A: It forced the British to ban all political activities of the Congress and the Muslim League.
• B: It shattered the British confidence in the absolute loyalty of the Indian armed forces, which was the ultimate pillar of colonial rule.
• C: It led to the immediate declaration of complete independence without any constitutional negotiations.
• D: It prompted the British to seek military assistance from the United States to control the civil unrest.

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