A History of Assam c14.99
A History of Assam c14.99
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c14.99
At last things reached such a pass that the Burhā Gohāin determined on Badan Chandra's removal. This decision was strengthened, it is said, by the suspicion that he had favoured Satrām's conspiracy.* Men were sent to arrest him, but, being warned in time by his daughter, who had married the Burhā Gohāin's son, he escaped to Bengal. He proceeded to Calcutta, and alleging that the Burhā Gohāin was subverting the Government and ruining the country, endeavoured to persuade the Governor-General to despatch an expedition against him. The latter, however, refused to interfere in any way.