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write religious belief cased the sepoy revolt? what is it ?​

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Answered by prashantkumarcoc
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(i) The Christian missionaries were assuring material benefits to Indians to convert them to Christianity. So many people of India became antagonistic towards the British.

(ii) Lord William Bentinck, the Governor-General of India, initiated reforms in the Indian society. He abolished customs like sati and permitted remarriage of the Hindu widows. Many Hindus viewed these steps against the ideology of Hinduism.

(iii) The British introduced western education, western ideas and western institutions in India. They set up English-medium educational institutions. But many Hindus considered these steps as attempts to encourage religious conversion.

(iv) Many people felt that the British were destroying their sacred ideals that they had long cherished.

(v) Many Hindus were enraged when the Christian missionaries criticised their scriptures or religious books.

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