Fall of the Mughal Empire v2.c27.s15.t2.11

v2.c27.s15.t2.11

“As the common soldiers among the Durrānis are stubborn and disobedient, notwithstanding the Shah’s proclamation, they committed some irregularities in Shuja-ud-daulah’s camp (1760.) The Shah, on hearing of this, had 200 of them seized, and having had their noses bored through with arrows, and strings passed through the holes, they were led in this condition, like camels, to Shuja…to be put to death or pardoned, as he should think proper.” [Kāshirāj, 8.]