Civil Services Prep

Prelims MCQ · Modern History and the Freedom Struggle

The Queen’s Proclamation attempted to reassure Indian princes and subjects after the Revolt.

Consider the following statements:

  1. It promised respect for the dignity and rights of Indian princes.
  2. It promised freedom of religion without official interference.
  3. It announced equal protection under law and opportunities in government service irrespective of race or creed.
  4. It promised due regard for established Indian rights, customs and practices.

How many of the above statements support the assertion?

  1. Only one
  2. Only two
  3. Only three
  4. All four
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