Offended, they rejected the food on their honor as orthodox Hindus, and when challenged indicated that though it was not explicitly prohibited it was not practice nor custom.
Durga appeared to him in the form of Jagaddhatri and ordered him to worship her in one month, which he did, commissioning a sculptor to create a statue of the goddess.
[9] He was also the patron of Sadhak Ramprasad Sen. Krishna Chandra was part of the group, which included Jagat Seth, Mir Jafar, Omichund, Ray Durlabh and others, which conspired against Siraj ud-Daulah and colluded with Robert Clive, which lead to defeat of Siraj ud-Dullah in Battle of Plassey and eventual foundation of British rule in India.
[10][11] It is arguable that Krishnachandra or other members of the conspiracy group had no particular intention to found British rule in India, rather they were purely interested in their own political futures.
[13] Raja Krishnachandra features in all stories depicting the wit of the famous court jester Gopal Bhar.