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What was a common reaction against social reform movements like the opposition to sati?

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CBSE
Class 12
Sociology
Social Change and Development in India
Cultural Change
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What was a common reaction aga...

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What was a common reaction against social reform movements like the opposition to sati?

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Support from all community segments

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Formation of orthodox groups defending traditional practices

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Immediate national legislation banning such practices

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Full acceptance of reformist views

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