Question

while the forest laws imposed by the British in India deprived people of their customary rights to hunt ,hunting of big animals became a sport for them .justify this statement​

Answer 1

Explanation:

It is true that while the forest laws imposed by the British in India deprived people of their customary rights to hunt ,hunting of big animals became a sport for them

Before the introduction of forest laws, many people in subcontinent who lived in or near forests used hunting animals for their livelihood and survival. This became a problem for the locals but on the other hand hunting became a sports for aristocrats . Infact a British administrator named George Yule, killed 400 tigers and this was considered as an honor for the colonials

Answer 2

While the forest laws imposed by the British in India deprived people of their customary rights to hunt ,hunting of big animals became a sport for them

Explanation:

• Many people who lived in or around forests had survived by hunting animals for their subsistence prior to the forest laws enforced by the British.
• Land laws also stripped the people of their traditional hunting privileges. They were not permitted for the purpose of livelihood to hunt animals
• However, for aristocrats hunting had become a major activity. They had the opportunity to hunt. A British director, George Yule, had killed around 400 tigers.
• Any forests lands were, initially, specifically designated for British hunting. Subsequently, environmentalists and conservators contend that the preservation and not killing of all these species of animals is necessary.

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