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eta śuni’ yavanera mana phiri’ gela
āpana-‘viśvāsa’ uḍiyā sthāne pāṭhāila
eta śuni’ — after hearing this; yavanera — of the Muslim governor; mana — the mind; phiri’ gela — became changed; āpana — own; viśvāsa — secretary; uḍiyā — of the representative of the Orissan government; sthāne — to the place; pāṭhāila — sent.
When the Muslim governor heard this, his mind changed. He then sent his secretary to the representative of the Orissan government.