Social Sciences, asked by vishnugupta18, 10 months ago

why hunting practices were prohibited by british's forest law?

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Answered by shanvi29

Explanation:

When the british control came over theforests, they banned hunting. They found wild animals as a reason that the forest people are uncivilized. They thought that by killing these animals they could civilize the people. Sohunting was only allowed to Britishofficials and their allies

Answered by jaatsamah

Answer:

because of these animals were hurted

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