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ghalib was as worried about his servants as about himself/his wife ture or false​

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Answered by riya37022
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Answer:

true...............

Answered by srastiuts018
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Answer :

true, Ghalib was as worried about his servants as about himself/his wife true or false​

Explanation:

MIREA GHALI REMAINED in Delhi throughout the insurrection of 1857; he recorded the events of this period, particularly those from 11 May, 1857 to recorded the events of this period, particularly those from 11 May, 1857 to 31 July 1858, in his Persian journal, Dastamb. His studies and passions about his gests during the Mutiny, still, can be set up not only in Das Jambu, but also in his letters, which were written with com paratively lesser freedom and boldness.

During the days of the insurrection, Ghalib stayed at home with his family and sons, I'm swimming in a ocean of blood. I have not stepped over my threshold. Neither have I been caught, thrown out, locked , nor killed," After the Britishre-occupied Delhi, still, he began to encounter colorful difficulties. He was also living in the house of Hakim Mahmood Hasan Khan in the Ballimaran section, and for two days after the prisoner of the megacity, neither food nor water was Available. On the third day, still, dogfaces arrived, transferred by the Maharaja of Patiala to cover Hakim Hahmood Khan's property. Through them Ghalib also saved his own house from being pillaged, but he lost to the victorious army whatever valuables and jewelry his woman

had put for keeping in Miyan Kale Sahab's basement. Next, Ghalib was arrested in his home by a many British dogfaces and brought ahead Colonel Burn, The author wishes to thankfully admit the help he has entered From Leslie Flemming, in preparing this composition

Hence, true, Ghalib was as worried about his servants as about himself/his wife true or false​.

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