SEPOYS
The correct answer is: The stoppage of Bhatta
The stoppage of Bhatta (also known as "batta pay") was not a reason for making the sepoys (Indian soldiers) of the East India Company rebellious. In fact, the stoppage of Bhatta was a measure taken by the East India Company in an effort to curb rebellion among the sepoys.
Bhatta was an extra allowance or bonus that was paid to sepoys for serving in certain areas or for performing certain duties. The East India Company stopped paying Bhatta in order to reduce costs and increase efficiency, but this decision was unpopular among the sepoys and may have contributed to discontent and resentment.
There are several other possible reasons why the sepoys of the East India Company might have become rebellious, including the efforts of the officers of the Company to spread Christianity, the order to the sepoys to travel on ships, and the inefficiency of the officers. However, the stoppage of Bhatta was not one of these reasons.
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