What impact did the repleaded vernacular press act have on Indians
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Answer:The following are the impact of the Vernacular Press Act on Indians.
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The Vernacular Press Act was passed by Lord Lytton to put restrictions to the Indian press.
The motif of enacting this act was to prevent Indian press from expressing criticism towards the policies enacted by the British government.
Lord Ripon repealed this act in the year 1881.
It generated hostility among Indians which became one of the catalysts which gave rise to India's growing independence struggle.
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very big impact during the national movement which acts as afuel to fire for British and from then they were revolting more seriously
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