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Lord William Bentinck, who became the first Governor-General of India (rather than merely of Bengal) following the 1833 Charter Act, is particularly credited with suppressing which organised criminal network, in addition to abolishing Sati?

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1. Lord William Bentinck, who became the first Governor-General of India (rather than merely of Bengal) following the 1833 Charter Act, is particularly credited with suppressing which organised criminal network, in addition to abolishing Sati?

The Thuggee network of ritual banditry

Piracy along the Malabar coast

The Pindari raiders

Organised dacoity in Bengal specifically

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