How did the British treat the last Mughal emperor, and why?

- This is Queen Zeenat Mahal, the wife to King Bahadur Shah Zafar, the last Mughal Emperor.

- She is the same Mughal Queen whose stolen wedding jewelry is worn by Queen Elizabeth II who died in September 2022.

- And Queen Elizabeth II is a descendant of Queen Victoria. Victoria was a woman who ordered the killing of Zeenat Mahals husband and son before her very eyes. And passed on special instructions to steal Zeenats wedding jewelry so that it could be used for the glorification of the blood laden British Empire.

- While the King was being taken away by the British Raj for torture in the dungeons of Rangoon, Zeenat Mahal refused to part ways from the King and is quoted saying 'Life and death with The King’.

- She was only 34 when the royal Mughal couple was exiled and their son Bakht Mirza brutally murdered by the British Raj.

- A torture of unseen proportions was carried out on the Mughal King for almost 10 years by the British Raj in the dungeons of Rangoon. The extent of the torture was such that the British Commissioner Davis refused the access of much needed medicine to the Royal Mughal Couple.

- At the age of 87, Mughal King Bahadur Shah Zafar died out of torture and was disrespectfully buried by British Soldiers in Rangoon, Burma.

- Whilst all this, the Mughal wealth was stolen during the Raid of Lal Qilla, 1857 and shipped off to today’s Britain. The heirs to the wealth received nothing and spread out to different corners of the empire. Some reportedly fled to Burma.

- However, the Mughals took the grieving Mughal Queen Zeenat Mahal under their care and provided for her till she died out of grief at the age of 63.

- All this inhumane torture was ordered by the British Queen Victoria who used to boast off the stolen wedding jewelry of Mughal Queen Zeenat Mahal. And this same jewelry was then passed on to Queen Elizabeth II who died in September 2022.

- It is sad to see how the world is paying its respect to a woman who proudly wears blood laden Jewelry of another woman’s wedding. A woman who ordered the murder of another woman’s son and husband.