The name of the fort from where Raja Dahir’s wife fled with 15,000 troops where she challenged Mohammad Bin Qasim was known as: A. Nijar B. Kirthar C. Potwar D. Rawar

The name of the fort from where Raja Dahir’s wife fled with 15,000 troops where she challenged Mohammad Bin Qasim was known as: A. Nijar B. Kirthar C. Potwar D. Rawar
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