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Consider the following statements on Ulugh Khan's (Balban) relations with the Afghans? I. Ulugh Khan recruited some 3000 Afghan into his army. II. When Ulugh khan became sultan, he placed the newly created military outposts near Delhi such as Patyali, Kampil and Bhojpur under Afghan control. III. Sultan Balban appointed Afghan noble Ikhtiyaruddin as wazir. IV. Sultan Blaban appointed several Afghans as governer. Select the correct answer from the code given below:

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Consider the following statements on Ulugh Khan's (Balban) relations with the Afghans? I. Ulugh Khan recruited some 3000 Afghan into his army. II. When Ulugh khan became sultan, he placed the newly created military outposts near Delhi such as Patyali, Kampil and Bhojpur under Afghan control. III. Sultan Balban appointed Afghan noble Ikhtiyaruddin as wazir. IV. Sultan Blaban appointed several Afghans as governer. Select the correct answer from the code given below:






 
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