In the administration of the Delhi Sultanate, the officer designated as ‘Barid-i-Mamalik’ headed which branch?

Intelligence and News Agency Act by the Indian national press. The law targeted In the central administrative system of the Indian-language newspapers that criticized Delhi Sultanate, the officer designated as Barid- British imperial policies, granting magistrates i-Mamalik served as the head of the imperial extensive powers to confiscate printing machinery intelligence, news collection, and espionage and demand security deposits without judicial department. Managing an extensive network recourse, severely curtailing freedom of speech of local intelligence officers and news reporters and expression among Indian journalists. (Barids) spread across cities and provinces, the Barid-i-Mamalik reported regional developments