Question

the british army in india consisted mostly of indian soldiers called​

Answer 1

Answer:

Sepoys were Indian soldiers recruited from the native population of India by the European colonial powers

Answer 2

Answer:

Sepoys

Explanation:

Sepoys were Indian soldiers recruited from the native population of India by the European colonial powers. The sepoys were trained and armed in the European manner, and were organised into battalions led by European officers. The units were called “native sepoys” up till 1885, after which the term "native" was dropped.