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How did the British oppress the tribal people of bastar

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Answered by happytherock
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The life of Bastar people was affected by the declaration of forests as reserved areas in 1908, by the British.

Only government contractors were allowed to take forest timber for the construction of railways.

As a result there was a widespread tribal movement affecting more than half of the 84 parganas of Bastar.

The tribals wanted to reassert their traditional rights over the forests and natural resources of the region.

Other reasons included the humiliation of the tribal king by the British and disrespect for tribal traditions.

The tribals also felt that their culture was threatened by British education policy.

The movement was a continuation of previous protests in the region.

It was symbolical of tribal resistance to attempts to change their way of life.
Answered by kingsarthak123
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Explanation:Bastar, the biggest tribal district of Chhattisgarh, is famous for its colorful tribes. The Bastar Tribes constitute about 70% of the total population. This comes approximately to 26.76% of the total tribal population of Chhattisgarh. The names of some of the major tribes of this region are the Gond, Bhatra, Muria, Abhuj Maria, Bison Horn Maria, Halbaa and Dhurvaa. The Gonds of Bastar, especially, play a significant role in the Tribal Culture of Bastar, Chhattisgarh, India.

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