History, asked by brundabanroutrout553, 7 months ago

20. In which year did the British government de-
cide to annual the decision of the partition of
Bengal ?
(A) 1908 A.D
(B) 1909 A.D
(C) 1910 A.D
(D) 1911 A.D

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Answered by rimshakhan922009

0

Answer:

1908 A.D was the year when the British decided that bengal should be partitioned.

Answered by HarshChaudhary0706

1

Answer:

(D) 1911 A.D

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