History · Indian National Movement
Why was the Ilbert Bill (1883) strongly opposed by the British population in India? A. It gave a free hand to the British government to try Indians without evidence. B. It allowed Indian judges to try British or European subjects. C. It sought to establish racial equality between British and Indian judges. D. It was highly discriminatory and racist towards the Indian population. Choose the correct option:
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B and C
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