History · Indian National Movement

The infamous Rowlatt Act of 1919 was strongly opposed by Indians primarily because it provided for:

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1The complete censorship of all vernacular Indian newspapers
2The mandatory imposition of heavy taxes on local Indian businesses
3The immediate banning of all political parties in British India
4The trial of sedition cases without a jury and detention of suspects without trial✓

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The trial of sedition cases without a jury and detention of suspects without trial

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