In case of Junagadh,the Indian army had surrounded Junagadh cutting off vital links. India closed all its borders to Junagadh and stopped the movement of goods, transport and postal articles. The unsettled conditions in
Junagadh had led to a cessation of all trade with
India and the food position became precarious. With the region in crisis, the Nawab, fearing for his life, felt forced to flee to Karachi with his flee to
Karachi with his family and his followers, and there he established a provisional government. Junagadh had a 90% hindu population during 1947. Some of the towns and cities of Junagadh had already declared independence from Junagadh. Two small states of
Junagadh,
Mangrol and Babaria, came to know about
nawab's plan and revolted.
Nawab's army attacked and occupied both of them