how many hindus worked in the palace of mughal emperor aurangzeb see the report here

Hindus in aurangzeb palace: The 17th -century Mughal emperor Aurangzeb has been the most controversial ruler of India. At the same time, Aurangzeb was the ruler of the Mughal Empire who had found the largest empire in the inherited Indian subcontinent and also expanded it the most in his entire life. Aurangzeb has been described by many historians as the most cruel ruler and invader of the Mughal Empire, but do you know that Aurangzeb’s court also had people of Hinduism along with people of Muslim religion.

This is mentioned by Akhilesh Jaiswal, Professor of the Medieval History Department of Allahabad University, in his book ‘Relations with Aurangzeb and Hindus’. The historian in his book mentions the presence of Hindus in his court during the first and second term of the Mughal ruler Aurangzeb.

Number of Hindus in Aurangzeb’s court

According to the historian, a total of 105 Hindus were employed in the court in the first term of the Mughal ruler Aurangzeb (from 1658 to 1678). In which 71 Rajputs, 27 Marathas and 7 other Hindu community used to work. At the same time, 182 Hindus used to work in total in the Mughal court during Aurangzeb’s second term till 1679-1707. In which 73 Rajputs, 96 Marathas and 13 other Hindu community used to work.

Violence caused by Aurangzeb’s demolition in Nagpur

In the Nagpur district of Maharashtra, there was a lot of protests demanding the demolition of Aurangzeb, the last ruler of the Mughal Empire, for the last few days. After which it turned into communal violence between the two communities. However, now the situation in the district is under control. Many shops, vehicles and public property were also damaged in this incident. At the same time, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said about the violence in Nagpur, “This violence in Nagpur seems complete employed.”