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Which of the following statements is correct about "Government of India act 1858"? 1)This act is also called "Act of good governance". 2) In this act, the Governor General designation was converted to Viceroy. 3) The act ended the " Dual Government" System.

Which of the following statements is correct about "Government of India act 1858"? 1)This act is also called "Act of good governance". 2) In this act, the Governor General designation was converted to Viceroy. 3) The act ended the " Dual Government" System. Correct Answer All of the above

The correct option is 4 i.e, All of the above,

       Government of India act, 1858 -

  • This act is also called "Act of Good Governance".
  • In this act, the Governor-General designation was converted to Viceroy.
  • This act also ended the "Dual government system" also known as the "Double Government system" as set up Pitt's India Act.
  • "Council of India" was created under this act.
  • And the secretary of state was made the chairman of the "Council of India".

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