Chapter 389: Fall of Bhopal Part (2/2) & Birth of the Prince

Bhopal, West Madhya Pradesh Battlefield, the Mughal Empire

The Mughal troops, who were filled with high morale just a few moments ago, were now like chickens trying their best to escape the butcher. Unfortunately, there was no escape; they were sandwiched between two Bharatiya armies and had no resistance.

Although they later surrendered, it was too late. Out of the 50,000 soldiers of the Mughal Empire, only 22,000 soldiers were left alive; the rest were buried to become fertilizer for trees.

"Your Excellency the Marshall, it seems that one of our scouts found something," the lieutenant informed Kiran, who was now in a bright mood.