The British industrialists were against the development of factories i – InterviewSolution

1.	The British industrialists were against the development of factories in India, yet they took the side of Indian labourers. Why?
Answer» If fixed incomes and facilities were provided, the mill production would come down and the expenses of the owners would go up. Then the goods produced in the factories would be more expensive. Then the goods from Britain would be sold easily. The development of Indian industries would come to a standstill. Thus the British industrialists were just pretending to show concern for the welfare of the Indian labourers.

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