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Why did Hindus oppose the Jizya tax imposed during Mughal Rule?

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Answered by gudduchoudhary1983
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because hindu wants money

Answered by presentmoment
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Jizya Tax was imposed on Hindus in return for Mughal protection provided to them.  

Explanation:

  • The Mughals imposed various types of taxes on Hindus and Jizya was one of them.
  • It was imposed as a fee for the protection provided by the Muslim forces to the Hindus.
  • It is also believed that the Jizya tax prompted Hindus to convert their religion as it was a hefty sum of money to be paid as tax.
  • Therefore, the Hindus opposed the Jizya tax.

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