Sindhupati Maharaj Shri Dahar - Shyam Sundar Bhatt
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Sindh has been the centre of a continuous power struggle since the Vedic period till today, but in the invasions on Sindh in the seventh century, not only power transfer but also conversion, slaughter, the beheading of dead soldiers, and decorating them as a tekri in the battlefield, young women to be sent for the entertainment of Arab Islamic officers. The entry of many new trends was an attempt to shock the Indian public. In these efforts, the role of two-faced spiral pythons, who reached the power of the merchant class, who considered self-interest more important than the country, was also…mehr

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Sindh has been the centre of a continuous power struggle since the Vedic period till today, but in the invasions on Sindh in the seventh century, not only power transfer but also conversion, slaughter, the beheading of dead soldiers, and decorating them as a tekri in the battlefield, young women to be sent for the entertainment of Arab Islamic officers. The entry of many new trends was an attempt to shock the Indian public. In these efforts, the role of two-faced spiral pythons, who reached the power of the merchant class, who considered self-interest more important than the country, was also mainly effective in the interest of the invaders. The eyes have always been bursting with the sticks of the house. The conditions today are almost the same as they were in the eighth century. The chapters of history are repeated, and their roots are seen in the form of the treacherous murder of Sindh Naresh Dahar. The novel is dedicated to the enlightened people of India in the form of an analysis of the contemporary conditions of historical forefathers like Shri Harit, Chachdev, Dahar Sen and Dahar.
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