In “Nectar of a Sieve" Rukmani's sons are blamed for the uprising at the tannery because their family is both large and impoverished.
What was the condition of Rukmani's family?
The family of Rukamani was very poor and was using farming so as to earn their living. It created hardship and triumphs for them throughout their life. However, she still loved her family and wanted to protect them.
therefore, Rukmani's son was blamed for tannery as they belong to the lower cast and were living below poverty.
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