How did Mir Qasim remove the Company's trade advantage?
AHe gave customs revenue to France
BHe taxed Indian traders alone
CHe removed Indian and British duties
DHe stopped Indian cloth exports
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. He removed Indian and British duties
Mir Qasim removed duties on both groups, placing them on equal trading terms.
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