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Who said " Partition of Bengal is a Settled fact and what is settled cannot be unsettled"?

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Lord Dalhousie

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Lord Curzon

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Rabindranath Tigore

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Mahatma Gandhi

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The correct option is B Lord Curzon
The people lost their faith in the fair play and justice of the British. Lord Curzon refused to concede to the demands of annulling the partition of Bengal. He said, “Partition of Bengal is a settled fact and what is settled cannot be unsettled.”

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