Write an editorial to an underground indian newspaper , detailing grievances against the british and calling for self-goverment

Explanation:

Dear Giant Newspaper,

I had loved to intimate you of the grievances of our people as regards the British imposed government. These  I shall highlight in the subsequent paragraph.

Firstly, taxes has been on the increase. Our business has been imposed with huge tax by the British government thereby making it difficult for small businesses to thrive. Big businesses also complain as they do not have enough resources to pay salaries to their workers.

The present government has stampeded our human right. We do not have freedom of speech anymore. Last week, Rajesh, a prominent activist, was imprisoned for voicing out his opinion on the new rules imposed by the colonialist on traders in Gupta city. How will this go on? these has been some of the questions we Indians have been asking ourselves.

I support that we Indians are capable enough to be an independent Nation. we need self governance. Let's revolt peacefully against the colonialist. By doing this, our economy will greatly thrive.

Best regards,

Alhassan Rajput

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