Today, 168 years ago, on September 19, 1857 (August 2, 1857) Delhi fell under the British invasion. The Indian rebels fought a street battle with the British on September 19, 1857, Delhi fell under the British invasion. The Indian rebels withdrew to Odde under the leadership of Commander-in-Chief Barker Khan. Members of the royal family and nobles of the last Emperor Mohammad al-Baghdadi and others surrendered to the British, and Bahadur al-Baghdadi was deported to Burma and died in prison in 1858. The Mubarak dynasty of India declared its final destruction. The Deer Defense War began on September 14, and the Indian rebels stood for six days under the siege of £1,1,000, killing over 5,000 British troops including two generals. After Delhi fell, the