मीर जाफर यास नवाब पदावरुन दूर करण्याचे लॉर्ड क्लाईव्हने का ठरविले ?

The correct answer is Option B (He could not fulfil the Company's demand for money).

Key Points:
• Removal of Mir Jafar (1760):
• After the Battle of Plassey (1757), the British installed Mir Jafar as the puppet Nawab of Bengal in exchange for massive war indemnities and personal bribes to Robert Clive and company officials.
• Over subsequent years, the British East India Company made relentless, insatiable demands for financial tributes, army maintenance costs, and war contributions.
• The Bengal treasury became completely depleted and bankrupt, leaving Mir Jafar unable to fulfill the Company's mounting monetary demands.
• When Mir Jafar failed to pay the arrears, British officials replaced him in 1760 with his son-in-law Mir Qasim, who agreed to cede revenue-rich districts (Burdwan, Midnapore, Chittagong) and provide fresh funds.
• Key Takeaway: Mir Jafar was ousted by the British primarily because he could no longer satisfy the Company's insatiable demands for money.