Question

Indian National Congress opposed the Rowlatt Act because it aimed

• A. To limit the individual liberty
• B. To ban on Indian National Congress
• C. To enlarge the communal delegations
• D. To imprison national leaders charging the traitors to the nation

Answer 1

Answer:

A. To limit the individual liberty

• In March, 1919, the Imperial Legislative Council of British India passed the Rowlatt Act.

• The Imperial Legislative Council passed this law so they could try certain cases without a jury decision and detain people without fair and proper trial.

• Mostly the Indian public disliked this Act because it aimed to limit individual liberty.