Social Sciences, asked by 004janvibisht, 10 months ago

what led to civil war in sri lanka? how this could been avoided??



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Answered by dilkhush6
8

Answer:

the tension between sinhalese and tamils led to civil war in Sri Lanka

it could be avoided by working on the principal of acomodation.

Answered by moshnetic
9

* Majoritarianism policy followed by Sri Lankan leaders which favoured only Sinhala people by disregarding needs of Tamil people was the major factor of civil war

* buddhism was declared  the only official religion and would be fostered

* Sinhala people were favoured for University seats and jobs by the act in 1956

* Tamil people demanded equal treatment and a separate "eelam ( state ) but in vain

* finally due to various conflicts between tamils and sinhalese, a civil war begun and ended in 2009

* it could have been avoided  by respecting wishes and needs of tamils ( minority) and accommodating the diversities

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