The revolt of 1857 came as a bitter shock to the British empire Since it started as an army revolt k...........

Modern Indian History 1857-1885

The revolt of 1857 came as a bitter shock to the British empire. Since it started as an army revolt, key changes were made in the Army to avoid such a situation again. Which of the following statements are correct regarding the changes made in the Indian Army?

1. The proportion of Europeans to Indians in the army was increased.

2. European troops were kept in key geographical and military positions.

3. Policy of ‘divide and rule’ was implemented by making battalions on the basis of caste and religion.

4. The older policy of excluding Indians from officer corps was abandoned and loyal Indians were given higher posts.

Select the code from the following:

2,3&4 only

1,2&3 only

1,3&4 only

All of the above

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Explanation:

Stament 4 is incorrect: The older policy of excluding Indians from officer corps was strictly continued and no Indian could rise over the position of subedar.