Even with support from airdrops and airlifts, it is impossible to support the ground forces in a strong assault on Udaipur.
Of course, in making this arrangement, Chajit has his own thoughts, or it could be said that he is acting under Digalla's instructions to let the Southern Cluster serve as cannon fodder.
According to Digalla, depleting the main forces of the Southern Faction means that even if unexpected events occur in the southern regions, such as severe turmoil, they can dispatch troops to quell it after the war. If the main forces of the Southern Faction are preserved, there will certainly be bigger problems in the future.
For this reason, before the outbreak of the war, Digalla concentrated the main forces of the Southern Faction deployed at Udaipur through various means, formed the Southern Cluster, and appointed the generals of the Southern Faction as commanders. As for Chajit, he served as the battlefield commander.
