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What does the poet imply with the line 'trees are sacred my grandmother used to say'?

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CBSE
Class 11
English
Woven Words
Felling of the Banyan Tree
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What does the poet imply with the line 'trees are sacred my grandmother used to say'?

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Trees are to be worshipped.

2

Nature should be protected.

3

Humans should live in harmony with trees.

4

Environmental laws should be enforced.

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