What did the Rowlatt Act allow?

What did the Rowlatt Act allow?

  • Correct Answer: Detention without trial
  • Judicial reforms
  • Tax increases
  • Land reforms

Explanation: The Rowlatt Act allowed detention without trial in 1919. (Moderate)

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