British colonial rulers were not such a government body They come to power from their declaration and behave like the autocrats the universal agony of indignation roused in the hearts of our people has been ignored by our rulers When a government is formed by a declaration not through an election it is not compelled to be accountable to the people So they treat the local Indians like a beast Lack of Representation One of Tagore's poignant critiques was the absence of Indian representation in decision-making He highlighted the exclusion of native voices in the colonial councils He emphasized the need for a more inclusive and participatory governance that reflects the diversity of the Indian population Call for Empathy Tagore appealed directly to Lord Chelmsford's sense of empathy He urged the colonial ruler not to dismiss or ignore the genuine needs and concerns of the Indian people He emphasized the importance of understanding and addressing the complex challenges faced by the nation In conclusion it is clear that Tagore severely criticized the British imposed colonial rule on India He believes that their policies are harming the country and the people