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Why was the withdrawal of the Ilbert Bill (1883) strongly opposed by Indians?
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- 1It prohibited the publication of newspapers in vernacular languages.
- 2It clearly highlighted the racial attitudes of the British in India.✓
- 3It severely silenced those who were critical of the British government.
- 4It disallowed Indians from possessing arms without a license.
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It clearly highlighted the racial attitudes of the British in India.
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