Question
Who was the ruler of Bengal during the famous 'Black Hole tragedy'?
The correct answer is
Siraj-ud-Daulah
Bengal Ruler During Black Hole Tragedy
The 'Black Hole tragedy' was a historical event that took place in 1756 at Fort William in Calcutta.
This incident involved the confinement of British prisoners following the capture of the fort.
The ruler of Bengal at the time of the Black Hole tragedy was Siraj-ud-Daulah.
He is the Nawab of Bengal historically associated with this event.
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