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The regulation prohibiting sati came into effect in India in
Answer: D
It came into effect in 1829.
Bengal Regulation XVII of 4 December 1829 declared sati illegal and punishable by the criminal courts. William Bentinck carried it after Ram Mohan Roy's campaign, and it was extended to Madras and Bombay the next year.
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