Question

Why did lord wellesley resign

Answer 1

Lord Wellesley’s commercial and educational policies were often not well received by his peers and colleagues. They were constantly rejected or faced serious hurdles. As a result, he had given his resignation, more than once (these resignations had to be postponed, due to other public requirements).

Richard Wellesley (1760 – 1842) was an Irish and British politician and colonial administrator, who was the first Governor-General of Bengal during 1798 – 1805).

Answer 2

Lord Wellesley resigned because there was an increasing financial burden on the company due to his battle business, therefore he returned back to England.  

Explanation:

• Under his reign, a subsidiary alliance system was introduced between native Indian rulers and the company itself. According to this, the company would save the native states from the French invasion.
• But in return to that, they need to pay the subsidy. But this was not accepted by many and in consequence of that led to the formation of a league by the Indian rulers against them which increase the military expenditure of Wellesley.
• This was condemned by the Britishers. Hence he resigned from his post and returned back to England.

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