Why was Qutub-ud-Din made Jagir?

He was a leader in Ranjit's army.

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He had surrendered the fort at Kasur.

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He had not accepted Ranjit's suzerainty.

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He was Ranjit Singh's brother-in-law.

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Solution

The correct option is B He had surrendered the fort at Kasur.
Qutub-ud-Din, son of Nizam-ud-din of Kasur, violated Ranjit Singh's trust by forming an alliance with Muzzafar Khan, the ruler of Multan. Ranjit Singh invaded Kasur, besieged the fort and made Qutub-ud-Din surrender. He was given Jagir of Mamdot for his livelihood.

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