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Why was the Amritsar massacre a turning point in the relationship between the people of India and British

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The Amritsar massacre was a turning point in the relationship between the people of India and the British as the massacre stunned the whole country and the government imposed Martial law in Punjab. Under Martial law, people were tortured, newspapers were banned and mails were censored

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