Was the British Empire right to ban the Hindu culture of burning Widows with their husbands (Sati)?

When a Hindu priest complained to the British leader in charge because by banning Sati (burning widoed women alive) the British were denying Hindus their culture the Hindu priest was told that when men burn women it was British culture to hang those men.

Was the British Empire right to ban the Hindu culture of burning Widows with their husbands (Sati)?
Was the British Empire right to ban the Hindu culture of burning Widows with their husbands (Sati)?
Was the British Empire right to ban the Hindu culture of burning Widows with their husbands (Sati)?
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