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"it almost sounded like english,but they new better than to trust their inebriated ears"do you think it was sir mohan lal's 'well bred manners' that prevented him from protesting the english soldiers in his mother tongue ?in 300 words

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Answered by shalini1oakwood

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Mohanlal's attitude towards Indians was very suspicious and he got the results of his bad Karma or deeds towards Indians.... sir Mohan Lal was very much interested and inclined towards British than Indians so respect them and give them the first opportunity towards everything... but since the two soldiers were drunk they where out of control so so there threw him out.... it's not about well-bred manners of sir Mohanlal rather he was been overpowered by the two soldiers.

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"it almost sounded like english,but they new better than to trust their inebriated ears"do you think it was sir mohan lal's 'well bred manners' that prevented him from protesting the english soldiers in his mother tongue ?in 300 words