State the importance of Bhakti movement in reforming and uniting the Indian society
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For saving their Culture and religion feeling against British Rulers....
For doing their Workshipes with any disturbence.
For no give taxes for Worshipping which were included by British rulers after viewing the Devotional feeling of the Indians..
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i) The Bhakti saints opposed evil practices like caste system, superstitions and narrow
mindedness, that were prevalent among the people in the Indian society.
ii) They taught the lessons of love, devotion and equality.
iii) They discarded rituals and sacrifices to create oneness with God.
iv) The Saints used local languages to preach their message.
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