Answer:
It imposed a jizya on non-Muslims.
It destroyed many non-Muslim shrines and places of learning.
Step-by-step explanation:
Delhi Sultanate were the Muslim rulers who came from outside India and established their dynasty in the Northern region under Qutb-ud-din Aibak in 1206. As Muslim, they were not friendly and did not tolerate other religion to flourish in their region. They took harsh measures to suppress non-muslim people and forced many of them to convert into Muslim. Taxes imposed like Jizya on non-Muslims. Many of the temples and places of learning were burned down and destroyed.