History, asked by juzertambawala53, 11 months ago

why were the British interested in Sindh

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The British authorities were greedy for money and wanted to increase the state revenue by stepping up the sale of alcoholic drinks in the market. This produced a bad effect on the morals of people. The foundation of Muslim rule in Sindh was followed by the establishment of many Muslim settlements in the region.

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