What were the reasons for the first war of indian independence?
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The war of independence was fought in 1857. It was called mutiny by the Britishers. The war fought to gain freedom from the tyrannical British rule. They had made the people of the subcontinent their slaves. There was general hatred towards the British policies. People were socially, religiously, economically and politically suppressed. But due to non-united front of the people of Subcontinent, they lost the war.
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