Social Sciences, asked by adeemausmani1512, 6 months ago

what were the reasons for the alienation of sri lankan tamils amd what was the effect of this on country..... not from google please ​

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Answered by AngelineSudhagar
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Explanation:

  • Sri Lanka emerged as an independent nation in 1948. The Sinhala leaders sought to secure dominance over the government.

  • As a result, it adopted a series of Majoritarian measures to establish their supremacy.

  • An act was passed in 1956, recognising Sinhala as the only official language and thus disregarding Tamil.

  • The government followed some preferential policies that favoured the Sinhala people.

  • These policies favoured Sinhala speakers in getting university jobs , government jobs.

  • The new Constitution stipulated that the state should protect and foster Buddhism.

  • These government measures one after the other, developed a feeling of alienation among the Sri Lankan Tamils.

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