During Ahmad Shah Durrani's seventh invasion of India between 1764–65, the Sikhs used the jungle as a hideout. The area was known for its horse traders, which may have partly attracted Sikh refugees to the area.
During Ahmad Shah Durrani's seventh invasion of India between 1764–65, the Sikhs utilized the forest as a hiding place. The region was famous for its horse dealers, which might have partially drawn Sikh refugees to the area.