Original sentence: In order to baffle the elephants, on which the Mughals mostly relied for effect, Nader caused a number of platforms to be made and fixed each across two camels.Mughal army was lined thus; Sa’adat Khan formed the Right Wing which was in the extreme east and near the Jamuna, Khwaja Asim Khan Dauran's division now became the Center and stood in the middle of the plain, while the Vizier Qamar ud-Din Khan and the Emperor formed the Left Wing bordering on a canal.Nadir's Right Wing was placed under Tahmasp Quli Jalair, Left Wing under Fateh Ali and Lutf Ali Afshar, Center under Nasrullah (his son), and the vanguard, consisting of 4,000 cavalry carrying jazair or swivel guns,under himself.On these platforms he laid naphtha and a mixture of combustibles with orders to set them on fire during the battle.The elephants were sure to flee away at the sight of the quickly approaching fire and put the Mughal army behind them in disorder
Edited sentence: A mixture of naphtha combustibles was lain on the platforms with orders to set them on fire during the battle.Mughal army was lined thus; Sa’adat Khan formed the Right Wing which was in the extreme east and near the Jamuna, Khwaja Asim Khan Dauran's division now became the Center and stood in the middle of the plain, while the Vizier Qamar ud-Din Khan and the Emperor took up the Left Wing along a canal.Nader ordered a number of platforms to be constructed and placed across two camels.Nader's Right Wing was placed under Tahmasp Quli Jalair, whilst the Left Wing was under Fateh Ali and Lutf Ali Afshar.The centre was his son, Nasrullah whilst Nader commanded the vanguard himself, which consisted of 4,000 cavalry.This was done in order to confuse the Mughal elephants, which was their main weapon of war so that they would flee at the sight of the fire and cause mayhem in the Mughal army