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The battle hosted casualties on both sides leading to the death of Raja
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Muhammad Qamar, whose son was Ghulam Rabib. Ghulam Rabib's son, Zamindar Ghulam Jilani Choudhury, married Ashrafunnesa Choudhurani and they had a son named Ahmad Taufiq Choudhury (d. 2005). The latter left Sunni Islam for the
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