History, asked by AniketGaikwad07, 1 year ago

Why did a conflict arise between Siraj ud-Daulah and the British

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Answered by Zamy

because of britishers unjust demands

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Answered by adityashetty576

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Siraj-ud -Daulah Ordered british to pay taxes like other indian merchants but british refused. also he ordered the french and british to stop fighting there private wars the french agreed but british refused this angered the young nawab

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