The day after the upper and lower houses of the Kingdom of Britain unanimously agreed to grant the British Land and Sea Forces the right to declare war on the Kaijia Dynasty under specific circumstances, various newspapers reported on this decision of the two houses.
The Times, the Manchester Guardian, and the newly established Daily Mail (founded in June 1855) presented a neutral view on the decision of the two houses.
Newspapers inclined toward the Royalist Party and Parliament expressed a positive attitude toward the action of the two houses, believing that the proposal passed by the Kingdom of Britain could help maintain Britain's leadership position in the Indian Region, preventing the potential danger the Kaijia Dynasty could bring to India.
However, progressive forces led by Dr. Marx harshly criticized Britain's proposal, stating that Britain's proposal was a trampling of Europe's universal values.
