When did the phrase proclaiming the Governor-General to be 'the servant of the emperor' was omitted from his official seal?

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After the Charter Act of 1833

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After the Government of India Act, 1858

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After the Charter Act of 1813

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After the Pitt's India Act of 1784

1.	When did the phrase proclaiming the Governor-General to be 'the servant of the emperor' was omitted from his official seal?
A.	After the Government of India Act, 1858
B.	After the Charter Act of 1833
C.	After the Charter Act of 1813
D.	After the Pitt's India Act of 1784
Answer» B. After the Charter Act of 1833

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