What are the two grievances harboured by the Indian soldiers which created an atmosphere favorable to the First War of Independence-

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1- All higher positions in employment were kept reserved for the British irrespective of their performance- The future of the Indian soldiers was bleak without chances of promotions-2- Indian soldiers were required to serve in areas away from their homes without payment and additional bhatta-

What are the two grievances harboured by the Indian soldiers which created an atmosphere favorable to the First War of Independence?

1. All higher positions in employment were kept reserved for the British irrespective of their performance. The future of the Indian soldiers was bleak without chances of promotions.

2. Indian soldiers were required to serve in areas away from their homes without payment and additional bhatta.

What are the two grievances harboured by the Indian soldiers which created an atmosphere favorable to the First War of Independence?

1. All higher positions in employment were kept reserved for the British irrespective of their performance. The future of the Indian soldiers was bleak without chances of promotions. 2. Indian soldiers were required to serve in areas away from their homes without payment and additional bhatta.

1. All higher positions in employment were kept reserved for the British irrespective of their performance. The future of the Indian soldiers was bleak without chances of promotions.

2. Indian soldiers were required to serve in areas away from their homes without payment and additional bhatta.