Jugmohun Sing at last consented to accept the pledge of personal security tendered by Rajah Seodeen Sing, the commander-in-chief of the attacking forces; but while he and his brother were on their way to the camp, with a few armed attendants, the soldiers of the Nazim, by whom they were escorted, attempted to seize and disarm them.

They resisted and defended themselves.

Others came to their rescue, and the firing recommenced.

Jugmohun Sing, and his brother, Bishonath Sing and all their remaining followers were killed.

The two brothers lost about one hundred and fifty men, and the Nazim about sixty, in killed.