The Siege of Delhi

The Siege of DelhiIn Delhi on 21 September 1857 emperor Bahadur Shah, a prisoner of the English, sat on a Charpoy in the verandah of the house, formerly the residence of Begum Samroo. A few miles away in the centre of the Chandani Chowk, outside the Kotwals residence, the bullet ridden bodies of his two sons, stripped, save a rag around the loins, lay naked on the stone slabs. These were the end results of the historic siege of Delhi which marked a turning point in the

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