Who are Qadianis?

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Sabhasud, Arya Samaj, Peshawar". (Nuskha- e-Khabte Ahmadiya p. 347; ret Lekh Ram
& Mirza, p. 2, Author: Maulana Sanaullah Amritsari).
Mirza had solemnly promised to pay Rs 500/- to Lekh Ram if he lost to the Pandit.
Responding to this offer, he wrote an interesting note. He said:
"Mirzaji has promised me Rs.500/-. This is his old habit (promising but not paying). Here
is a poetic portrayal of his money promise through this couplet:
My life if you want dear, I mind it not But knots of my purse, Oh, open them not!
"We fully know his moveable and immoveable assets and his indebtedness is not
unknown to us. We throw his offer of monetary give and take into dust and make a
present of those five hundred rupees back to him as betel-leaf chewing expenses from our
side, on his on-coming new marriage* for which he says he has received a fresh
revelation only recently". (Nuskha-e- Khabte Ahmadiya, ret Rais-e-Qadian, Vol. 1, p.
121).
(*By "new marriage" the Pandit is referring to Mirza's famous love affair. In the autumn
of his life, Mirza became infatuated with a young married girl, Muhammadi Begum, and
he coveted her madly for long years. He was claiming numerous concocted revelations
regarding his wedding with the girl. So much so that he announced that God had
betrothed the lady to him in the skies. But alas! Mirza died a despondent lover without
consummating his passion)
Mirza Qadiani Verified Lekh Ram's acceptance of Mubahalla
Mirza confirmed that his challenge had been accepted by Pandit Lekh Ram. He wrote:
"May it be known that at the end of Surma-e-Chashme Arya, I had called some Aryan
people for a Mubahala.. As a result of my writing, Pandit Lekh Ram, in his pamphlet,
Khabte Ahmadiya which he published in 1888.... held a Mubahala with me. Accordingly,
in his pamphlet Khabte Ahmadiya on page 344 Pandit Lekh Ram wrote the following in
his introductory remarks. "Since our respected and revered Master Murli Dhar and
Munshi Jeevan Das Sahib are busy in government work, this humble obedient, on his
own volition and with their pleasure has taken this duty upon himself Therefore, as the
proverb says: 'take the liar to his door-step,' I accept Mirza Sahib's last request (of
Mubahala) also".
Subject Matter of Mubahala
"I humble, Lekh Ram, son of Pandit Tara Singh Sahib Sharma, Author of Takzeeb-e-
Braheen-e-Ahmadiya and this pamphlet, (Nuskha-e-Khabte Ahmadiya) declare in
soundness of all my senses and understanding that I have read the pamphlet Surma-e-
Chashme Arya from beginning to end. not once but many times, having grasped its
arguments fully and have published its reply in refutation in the light of Sat Dharam (true
religion). In this pamphlet the arguments of Mirza Sahib have not impressed me one bit
because they are not righteously oriented. (After dilating on this subject the Pandit wrote