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who looted Delhi and returned to Iran.
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Answered by farhaanaarif84
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Aftermath. The plunder seized from Delhi was so rich that Nader stopped taxation in Persia for a period of three years following his return. The governor of Sindh didn't comply with Nader Shah's demands.

Answered by surendrakumarsahoo17
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Nader Shah's looted delhi and returned to Iran.

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