Question

why were the tamils dissatisfied with act of 1956

Answer 1

Answer:

when the Sinhala Only Act was passed in 1956, most of the Tamils in government employment suddenly had to learn a new language and many of them had to accept retirement because they no longer knew the official language of correspondence and governance.

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Answer 2

Answer: In 1956 an act was passed to consider Sinhala as the official languge of Srilanka

. The tamils felt alienated because their language and culture was not recognised by the srilankan govt.

. They felt discriminated in jobs, university positions as the srilankan govt only allowed those positions for sinhalese..

. Buddhism was made the official religion of srilanka thus disregarding tamil.

. The majoritatrian measures took by the srilankan govt and disregarding the demands of tamils strained the relations between sinhalese and tamils which led to a civil war

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