Question

Why were the social reforms introduced by the British resented by the Indiansl

Answer 1

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a. British considered the task of civilizing India as their moral responsibility. The passed laws banning sati, allowing widow remarriage for the purpose of reforming Indian society
b. British intervention in social reforms, like abolition sati , passing a law for widow remarriage and also child marriage restraint act was disliked by people.
c. The practise of sati, hook swinging festival came under the British act.
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Answer 2

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A section of Indians resented attempts at social reforms because they were conservatives and believed in following ancient customs and traditions. Other reason was that a group of people did not like British to interfere in Indian religious practices (by passing various laws).

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