The correct answer is: Muhammad Ibrahim Baya.
Muhammad Ibrahim Baya was a general in the army of Muhammad bin Tughlaq, the Sultan of Delhi from 1324 to 1351. He was sent to combat thieves to the Hazaribagh area of Chai Champa in 1327. He was successful in his mission and the thieves were subdued.
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Muhammad Ibrahim Baya was the most likely person to have been sent by Muhammad bin Tughlaq to combat thieves to the Hazaribagh area of Chai Champa. He was a general in the Sultan’s army and had experience in dealing with thieves. He was also familiar with the area, as he had served there previously.