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With the growth of Anti-Brahminical movement demand was made to drop Sanskrit words and phases from several Indian languages because |
Indians wanted to learn English Sanskrit was becoming an outdated language To resist the spread of culture of upper caste groups Sanskrit was no more a necessity in regard to education |
To resist the spread of culture of upper caste groups |
The correct answer is Option 3: To resist the spread of culture of upper caste groups The Anti-Brahminical movement aimed to challenge upper caste dominance, particularly in areas like language, education, and social hierarchy. Since Sanskrit was traditionally associated with Brahminical and upper-caste culture, the demand to remove Sanskrit words and phrases from Indian languages was a form of resistance against the cultural control of these groups. |
