The bodies of the three princes were thrown back into the bullock-cart, taken to a kotwali (police-station) within the city, thrown on the ground in front of that building and left exposed there for all to see. The gate near which the executions were performed became known as Khooni Darwaza, meaning "Bloody Gate" or "Murder Gate."
The bodies of the three princes were thrown back into the bullock-cart, taken to a kotwali (police-station) within the city, placed on the ground in front of that building and left exposed there for all to see. The gate near which the executions took place became known as Khooni Darwaza, meaning "Bloody Gate" or "Murder Gate."