 Receiving no redress, the Nawab went to England in 1869 against the advice of his "dewan", Raja Prasanna Narayan Deb, accompanied by his private secretary and chief counsellor, Mr. H.C. Fox, to prefer his complaint in person to Her Majesty's Government.His grievances were ventilated in Parliament but with little success.By the time the Nawab was in England, the Nizamate at Murshidabad became involved in debts and people started making several claims against the Nawab Nazim.