How did the British suppress the revolt?
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The British sent troops to suppress the rebellion. The adivasi leaders tried to negotiate but the British surrounded their camps and fired on them. Then they marched through the villages flogging and punishing those who had taken part in the rebellion.The British sent troops to suppress the rebellion. Despite attempts to negotiate by adivasi leaders, the British besieged and opened fire on them. Those who participated in the rebellion were subjected to flogging and punishments.One such method of execution was being "blown from a gun" in which the condemned was tied to the muzzle of a cannon and violently dismembered when the cannon was fired. That method was infamously used during the suppression of the Indian Rebellion of 1857 about which Vereshchagin heard stories in India.