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Explain the revolts in the north- eastern region

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The revolts in The north-eastern region like Assam took place against the heavy taxes which were levied by The Britishers on the farmers.The taxes were increased from 50 to 70 %.Those who were unable to pay their lands were confiscated.The revolts were organised by the people under the local leaders.

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