Question

Why
were the social reforms introduced by
the Britishers and resented by the Indians​

Answer 1

Answer:

Abolishment of social reforms like Sati by the British. They felt that the British were not allowing them to follow their society's customs. The new law that promoted the conversion to Christianity. ... According to the law, a person who embraced the Christianity religion was eligible to receive his ancestors' property.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Several social reforms were introduced by the British during their rule of India. Most were resented by the Indian society, as they were found to serve to the needs of the British, more than that of the India society.

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