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rejected Ranjit Singh's rule, and fled from the battlefield when he was unable to withstand the might of the latter's army.

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Bagh Singh

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Fateh Singh

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Kahan Singh

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Budh Singh

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The correct option is D Budh Singh
Budh Singh, the sardar of Faizalpuria Misl, rejected Ranjit Singh's rule. The king then sent Mokham Chand, backed by Fateh Singh Ahluwalia and Jodh Singh Ramgarhia, to conquer Faizalpuria Misl. Budh Singh was unable to stave off their efforts and fled from the battlefield.

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