Choose the options that were not a part of Queen Victoria’s Proclamation. P: All subjects of the Queen would be treated as equals. Q: A general pardon to all those who were a part of the 1857 uprising. R: Policy of non-intervention in social and religious matters. S: Continue political expansion with the Doctrine of Lapse and Subsidiary Alliance.

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Q and S Explanation: Queen Victoria’s 1858 Proclamation promised equal treatment of Indians and Europeans and a policy of non‑intervention in social and religious matters, and it offered a general pardon to those involved in the 1857 uprising, with exceptions for those guilty of murder or other atrocities, so the unconditional statement Q is incorrect. It also abandoned expansionist measures like the Doctrine of Lapse (so S was not part).

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