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Initially tasked with collecting chauth from Bengal, Sheo Bhatt resumed raiding Bengal after Mir Qasim, the new Nawab, failed to pay. Sheo Bhatt attacked [[Birbhum]], [[Burdwan]], and Midnapur, leading to British military response. Despite Sheo Bhatt's claims that these territories belonged to [[Orissa]] and his occasional attempts at reconciliation, the British remained cautious and sought to expel the Marathas from Orissa. They planned an expedition with Nawab [[Mir Qasim]]'s financial support, but the Nawab later withdrew. In 1763, Sheo Bhatt supported [[Mir Qasim]] against the British, but after assurances from the British, he ceased support. Despite efforts to resolve the chauth payments, no settlement was reached before Sheo Bhatt's tenure ended.
Initially tasked with collecting chauth from Bengal, Sheo Bhatt resumed raiding Bengal after Mir Qasim, the new Nawab, failed to pay. Sheo Bhatt attacked [[Birbhum]], [[Burdwan]], and Midnapur, leading to British military response. Despite Sheo Bhatt's claims that these territories belonged to [[Orissa]] and his occasional attempts at reconciliation, the British remained cautious and sought to expel the Marathas from Orissa. They planned an expedition with Nawab [[Mir Qasim]]'s financial support, but the Nawab later withdrew. In 1763, Sheo Bhatt supported [[Mir Qasim]] against the British, but after assurances from the British, he ceased support. Despite efforts to resolve the chauth payments, no settlement was reached before Sheo Bhatt's tenure ended.<ref>{{Cite book|url=https://www.google.co.in/books/edition/Studies_in_Anglo_Maratha_Relations/1lw_AAAAMAAJ?hl=en|title=Studies in Anglo Maratha Relations|publisher=K.N Sinha|year=1969|pages=27}}</ref>


==Background==  
==Background==  
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