History, asked by mbakshi6157, 1 year ago

What was salt law?Why was this law imposed by the british?

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Answered by abhishek9960

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The salt law was to regulate salt taxes made by British.In 1835 the government appointed the salt commission to review the exiting salt tax. It is recommended that Indian salt should be taxes to enable the sale of imported English salt

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