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What term was used for the offices in charge of town administration?

  1. Pativari

  2. Kotwal

  3. Mansubdar

  4. Naib Subedar

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The Kotwal was the head of town administration and maintained law and order in urban areas during the Mughal period. Pativari handled village records, and Mansubdar was a military rank.

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