Which of the following was not a British requirement to have independence in India?

Conversion to Christianity

Explanation:

Christianity was heavily promoted during the British Colonization in India. But The British never really legally required Indian people to convert.

This reflected in the amount of Christian's population in India which is relatively small after the independence.  (around 2.6% of the population). The vast majority of Indian people still choose Hindu as their religion.

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