Panjab University professor traces roots of 1857 revolt slain soldiers

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Chandigarh, Nov 13 (ANI): A professor of Panjab University traced identities of Ajnala skeletal, which was excavated in the year of 2014 from a well in Ajnala near Amritsar. Most of Ajnala teeth belonged to adult males between 20-50 years of age. According to historical accounts, victims of 26th Regiment of Bengal Native Infantry were killed in 1857 at Ajnala came from states of West Bengal, Bihar, Odisha, Awadh.
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Sahids of 1857 revolt 🙏

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Punjab University is just taking the cradit of Mr. Surendra Kochhar who actually has done this honourable effort without any greed..... Punjab University has done nothing for all this

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1:09 - anthropologist speaks.

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1:09 - anthropologist speaks. Clarifies that the extremely large bones were speculated to be pashtuns ( as they have been eulogized as tall by popular narratives ) but the genetic tests defy all such myths. All of these gigantic males were from largely Bihar, East UP, West bengal and odisha.

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