Chapter 288: Pieces Coming Together

October 23rd, 1655

The city of Bhuj in the Mughal-occupied Gujarat region.

The plan to distribute propaganda in the city of Bhuj has begun. The pamphlets, which followed the same design that Vijay made with more localized details, were quickly printed and transferred to the forward base of Surendra Nagar, after which overnight they had been smuggled into the city of Bhuj.

Bhuj is a city that is only 60 kilometres from the Rann of Kutch and only 45 kilometres from the Gulf of Kutch. This city has a very high probability of becoming the salt-making capital of Bharat, as the region of Gujarat is the main producer of salt for 21st-century India, contributing upward of up to 76% of the total salt consumption of the country. So, this city is of great importance to the empire of Bharat, as it concerns the empire for its food security.