State two policies of the British which were opposed by Gokhale. -SST 10th

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 (i) It was due to Gokhale’s untiring efforts that the toll tax was reduced and more Indians were appointed to high posts. (ii) Gokhale opposed **** Curzon for dividing Bengal and establishing Government control over universities.

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