original: The armies of the East India Company were recruited primarily from Muslims in the Bengal Presidency, which consisted of Bengal, Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, and high caste Hindus recruited primarily from the rural plains of Oudh.
simplifications: The East India Companies armies were formed mainly from Muslims in the Bengal Presidency. The armies of the East India consisted of Muslims from the Bengal Presidency. The high caste Hindus were mostly from the plains of Oudh. Muslims recruited the East India Company's armies. It was during the Bengal Presidency. This included Bengal and Bihar and Utter Pradesh. They also recruited high ranking Hindus. Most of the East India Company armies were recruited from Muslims in the Bengal Presidency. This included Bengal, Bihar and Uttar Pradesh. The armies were also recruited from high caste Hindus, most from the rural plains of Oudh. The armies of the East India Company were recruited primarily from Muslims in the Bengal Presidency. It was made of Bengal, Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, and high caste Hindus mostly from the rural plains of Oudh. The East India Company's armies were recruited mostly from Muslims in the Bengal Presidency and high caste Hindus from Oudh's countryside. The armies of the East India Company were recruited mostly from Muslims in Bengal, Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, and high caste Hindus from the plains of Oudh. The East India Company's armies were recruited mostly from Muslims in the Bengal Presidency. It also had some high caste Hindus recruited from the rural plains of Oudh. Armies of the East India Company were pulled from Muslims in the Bengal Presidency, made up of Bengal, Bihar and Uttar Pradesh and upper class Hindus signed up from the plains of Oudh. The armies of the East India Company were hired mainly from Muslims in the Bengal Presidency, which was made up of Bengal, Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, and high caste Hindus hired mainly from the rural plains of Oudh.