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What contradiction does the passage point out in British treatment of Indian languages?

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1English was discouraged for administration
2Persian was elevated over Hindi
3Codification preserved linguistic purity
4Codification ignored oral and cultural nuances✓

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Codification ignored oral and cultural nuances

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