The execution of Nandkumar of Kulbir Bazar near Khidirpur on 5 August 1775

Nandakumar is then asked to ask. Nandkumar officially declared himself 'innocent'. He was asked again, 'By whom do you think your trial should be?' Nandkumar replied. 'By God and his equals.' Judges ask Nandkumar, 'whom do you think are equivalent?' Farrar replied, 'That is what he wants to leave on the court's conscience.'

All the trials are a great honor. Mir Assad Ali, Sheikh Yar Mohammed and Krishnajivan Das, many others, testified in favor of Nandkumar that they had seen the deed of ballad in their eyes. But even so, on June 18, the court asked the jury to express their opinion. All of them said in one voice: "Nandkumar is guilty, and we can not recommend it to any person." The court ordered the execution of Nandkumar (according to the law of extortion, the person was sentenced to death for forgery). not only that. In the support of Nandkumar, he also ordered to accuse them of whom he had given evidence.

All efforts to save Nandkumar from Calcutta's side failed. Because, the jury would have to approve the request of apologizing to the king. The jury did not approve it.

On August 5, 1775, Nandkumar was taken to the gallows of Kulibazar near Khidirpur. Nandkumar goes to the funeral to make the name of Ishdevata very highly in front of him. The Bengali-language Judge is a devoted character of the Bengali people. When all is finished, the other Hindu community of Ganges might have been pushed back to the Ganges by sighing 'Baap Baap' for their sin.