Social Sciences, asked by rohitsehgal, 11 months ago

Name the policy of annexation followed by Lord Dalh.

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer -->> Doctrine of Lapse ✔✔

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Answered by Toshika654

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Doctrine of Lapse was anannexation policy devised byLord Dalhousie who was the Governor General for the East India Company in India between 1848 and 1856. 3) Thus, if the ruler of a princely state died without an heir, his state would not pass to an adopted heir as sanctioned by ancient tradition of the country.

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