Why the partition of bengal was reversed
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Economic Reasons] The British reversed the partition of Bengal due to economic reasons also. The Hindus of West Bengal started Swadeshi Movement, which also spread to other parts of India. ... By 1908, imports from Britain had fallen off significantly and sales of British goods in Indian markets dropped drastically.
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It needs a fragmentation or division of British-India in its territorial boundary. Muslims were in favour of this partition relieving them from lower condition under the Hindu hegemony. So, partition of Bengal was held under the auspicious of Lord Curzon, British viceroy of India in 1905
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