BSF gives sweets to Pakistan Rangers

[Robinhood Pandey]

Yaar some hindus rebelled against a muslim raja. when he sent his army to crush them, the rebels sent their leader to negotiate with the general of the army. when they met, the leader came forward to embrace the general and stabbed him in the back with a knife concealed in his "baghal"

Mama ji. . . Bollywood me storywriting try kyun nahi karte???

 

[Aka123]

Yaar some hindus rebelled against a muslim raja. when he sent his army to crush them, the rebels sent their leader to negotiate with the general of the army. when they met, the leader came forward to embrace the general and stabbed him in the back with a knife concealed in his "baghal"

Dost, it's similar to the story of Sivaji and Afzal Khan, not completely same though. Tumhe paaata hain?

 

[RAMPAGE]

Dost, it's similar to the story of Sivaji and Afzal Khan, not completely same though. Tumhe paaata hain?

exactly

That's the one

 

[OrionHunter]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO, YOU GIMME MORE

Then go become a Ranger first. You need to earn them sweets!

 

[Aka123]

exactly

That's the one

Abey usme, 1st the general Afzal Khan attacked him with a dagger and then Sivaji finished him with his Tiger claws.

 

[RAMPAGE]

Abey usme, 1st the general Afzal Khan attacked him with a dagger and then Sivaji finished him with his Tiger claws.

Mainay tou aisay nahi parha

 

[Aka123]

Mainay tou aisay nahi parha

Lekin maene aesehi paara… abhi kaunsa sach hain batao ?

 

[RAMPAGE]

Lekin maene aesehi paara… abhi kaunsa sach hain batao ?

Combat with Afzal Khan

Death of Afzal Khan
In 1659, Adilshah sent Afzal Khan, an experienced and veteran general to destroy Shivaji in an effort to put down what he saw as a regional revolt. Afzal Khan desecrated Hindu temples at Tuljapur and Pandharpur, hoping to draw Shivaji to the plains where the superior Bijapuri army could destroy him. Shivaji, however, sent a letter to Afzal Khan requesting a meeting to negotiate.

The two met in a hut at the foothills of Pratapgad fort on 10 November 1659. The arrangements had dictated that each come armed only with a sword, and attended by a follower. Shivaji, either suspecting Afzal Khan would attack him or secretly planning to attack, wore armour beneath his clothes, concealed abagh nakh (metal "tiger claw") on his left arm, and had a dagger in his right hand Accounts vary on whether Shivaji or Afzal Khan struck the first blow: the Maratha chronicles accuse Afzal Khan of treachery, while the Persian-language chronicles attribute the treachery to Shivaji. In the fight, Afzal Khan's dagger was stopped by Shivaji's armour, and Shivaji's weapons inflicted mortal wounds on the general; Shivaji then signalled his hidden troops to launch the assault on the Bijapuris.

Shivaji - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[Aka123]

Combat with Afzal Khan



Shivaji - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

We have a detailed account of the high drama which resulted in Afzal Khan's death and rout of his army. Afzal, a tall and well-built man, was first to arrive in the tent pitched for his reception. Shivaji was seemingly unarmed "like a rebel who had come to surrender, while the Khan had his sword and dagger at his side … Shivaji mounted the raised platform and bowed to Afzal. The Khan rose from his seat, advanced a few steps, and opened his arms to receive Shiva in his embrace. The short slim Maratha's head came only up to the shoulders of his opponent. Suddenly, Afzal tightened his clasp, and holding Shiva'a neck fast in his left arm with an iron grip, while with his right hand he drew his long straight-bladed dagger and struck at the side of Shiva. The hidden armour rendered the blow harmless. … In a moment Shiva recovered from the surprise, passed his left arm round the Khan's waist and tore his bowles open with a blow of the steel claws. Then with the right hand he drove the bichwa into Afzal's side ….. Shivaji jumped down from the platform and ran towards his own men outside. The Khan cried out ":Treachery! Murder! Help! Help! The attendants ran up from both sides; Saiyid Banda faced Shivaji with his long straight sword and cut his turban in two, making a deep dint in the steel cap beneath. Shivaji quickly took a rapier from his bodyguard, Jiv Mahala, and began to tarry. But Jiv Mahala came round and cut off Saiyid's right hand and killed him.

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, A Hero for Modern India: Shivaji's historic meeting with the Bijapuri General Afzal Khan (10th November 1659)

 

[Jf Thunder]

Here take all you want ....

whhy you do this?

Then go become a Ranger first. You need to earn them sweets!

NO, FIRST SWEETS

 

[Parul]

all that glitters is not gold

22 ji, Sat Sri Akal! Tusi gal teh badi changi kiti eh! Tuhada ki haal hai, Kede Pind/Shar toh ho tusi.

Ek gal hor, Khalistani ho?

 

[faisal6309]

Here take all you want ....

 

[rockstar08]

i think indian's want our rangers to get diabetes

 

[banvanaxl]

Here take all you want ....

Hadd kar di aapney .... ab main Sunday shaam ko mithai kharidney kaha jau ???

 

[Dsmahanta]

Nice work by BSF...