Political Science, asked by rajitpatel085, 6 months ago

6. Which of these is not an example of arbitrary laws passed by the British in India?
(a) Arms Act
(b) Sedition Act
(c) Rowlatt Act
(d) Abolition of Sati Act

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c rowlatt act is the law passed british

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