In a certain code language, 'BHOPAL' is written as 'OBHLPA', and 'KANPUR' is written as 'NKARPU'. How will 'INDORE' be written in that language?

Let's analyze the scrambling pattern by grouping letters into pairs:
In 'BHOPAL':
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Pair 1: B, H → Reversed to H, B

Pair 2: O, P → Reversed to P, O

Pair 3: A, L → Reversed to L, A
Wait, looking at the code 'OBHLPA':
Positions 123456 of BHOPAL become 321564? Let's check:
B(1) H(2) O(3) P(4) A(5) L(6) → O(3) B(1) H(2) L(6) P(4) A(5) - No.

Let's look closer:
BHOPAL divided into two halves: BHO and PAL.
BHO rearranged to OBH (shifting right/rotating).
PAL rearranged to LPA.

Let's check KANPUR:
KAN → NKA
PUR → RPU

This means for each 3-letter block, the last letter moves to the front:
1 2 3→3 1 2

Applying this to INDORE:

First block: IND → DIN

Second block: ORE → EOR

Thus, INDORE is written as DINEOR.