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What powers were given to the government under the Rowlatt Act of 1919?
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- 1Right to hold elections
- 2Right to ban public meetings
- 3Right to confiscate property without compensation
- 4Arrest without warrant and detention without trial✓
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Arrest without warrant and detention without trial
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