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When did the Governor General Lord Harding declare a war on the Sikhs?

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13th December, 1845

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15th December, 1846

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16th December, 1849

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14th December, 1847

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The correct option is B 13th December, 1845
First Anglo-Sikh war was fought between the years 1845 – 1846. The war was fought between Sikh Empire and East India Company. This war was fought in Punjab. During this time lord Harding was Governor General. He declared war on Punjab on 13th December, 1845.

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