Yet again, an outright lie.
First of all,Sadashivraobhau was NOT Peshwa's brother.
There is NO source or evidence which suggests Mughal emperor Alamgir II was murdered "at the bidding of Sadashivraobhau".
This claim completely contradicts all available sources and evidence (1)
First of all,Sadashivraobhau was NOT Peshwa's brother.
There is NO source or evidence which suggests Mughal emperor Alamgir II was murdered "at the bidding of Sadashivraobhau".
This claim completely contradicts all available sources and evidence (1)
Sadashivrao Bhau was chosen as commander in chief in Panipat because he achieved victories in South.
Sadashiv Rao first set out for South India on 25th March 1760. Until then, he had never been to North India. He had absolutely no knowledge of its people, manners and even places
Sadashiv Rao first set out for South India on 25th March 1760. Until then, he had never been to North India. He had absolutely no knowledge of its people, manners and even places
The claim that Sadashivraobhau murdered Mughal Emperor in 1759, when he knew nothing about North India until 1760,is a plain lie.
Marathas had nothing to do with Mughal emperor's murder.They were planning to oust Mughal Emperor's murderer in June 1759, a few months before murder
Marathas had nothing to do with Mughal emperor's murder.They were planning to oust Mughal Emperor's murderer in June 1759, a few months before murder
Imad murdered the Mughal emperor because he feared Abdali would use the emperor as a tool against him.
That @sanjayuvacha had to fabricate fake charge of murder on Marathas,demonise them and justify foreign invasion of an Afghan invader speaks volumes about these "intellectuals"
That @sanjayuvacha had to fabricate fake charge of murder on Marathas,demonise them and justify foreign invasion of an Afghan invader speaks volumes about these "intellectuals"
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