Question

why did ryots turned against Indigo cultivation​

Answer 1

Answer:

Both planters and Ryots appealed to the government for aid. The Indian farmers were reluctant to grow indigo for the following reasons: The farmers were paid a very low amount for indigo as compared to the pulses. Since indigo destroys the fertility of the field the farmers could not grow any other crop.

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Answer 2

Answer:

the riots turned against indigo cultivation as the cultivation, irrigation and production of indigo required a quite large area and the indigo cultivation required a huge amount of labour and even the british people use to buy it at a very low rate. Once on one big piece of land the indigo cultivation was done the land would not be used by anyone as if it is barren

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