The split system in the Indian administration relates to
Detailed Explanation:
The Split System was introduced by the Indian Councils Act of 1861, separating policy formulation (reserved for the Governor-General and Executive Council) from policy implementation (handled by departments headed by Indian members).
This system marked the beginning of decentralization in British Indian administration, allowing controlled Indian participation in executive functions while retaining British control over legislative and policy decisions.
Therefore, the Split System relates to Policy/Implementation division, making Option 3 the correct answer.
Question 14 of 15 Committees and Commissions under British Rule
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