Which of the following factors contributed to the Mongols not invading the Indian subcontinent in the time of Genghis Khan?

Muhammad bin Tughlaq's decision to move his capital away from Delhi.

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Iltutmish refusing to aide Jalal ad-din.

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Babur defeating Ibrahim Lodi at Panipat.

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Muhammad bin Tughlaq planning the death of his father.

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Solution

The correct option is B Iltutmish refusing to aide Jalal ad-din.
After conquering Central and West Asia, Genghis Khan arrived at the banks of the Indus, while chasing the enemy ruler, Jalal ad-din. Jalal asked Iltutmish for help, but Iltutmish was well aware of who Genghis Khan was. To avoid direct a conflict with him, he denied this request. This resulted in Jalal ad-din moving back towards Persia and the Mongols being diverted.

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