Who was the first Chief Commissioner and Governor of Sindh in British period?
Correct answer: C. Charls Naiper
- A. Johan Jacab
- B. Loius
- C. Charls Naiper
- D. None of these
Explanation
Sir Charles James Napier conquered Sindh and became its first Governor under British rule in 1843; he is also commonly described in Pakistan Studies references as its first British chief commissioner. The option spells his first name incorrectly as Johan and his surname as Jacab, but the intended answer is Charles Napier.
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