Question

________ allowed for trial of Europeans by Indians. *​

Answer 1

Answer:

the answer is VICEROY RIPON

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Answer 2

Answer:

The Ilbert Bill intended to equalize the status of British and Indian judges in the nation and allowed for the trial of Europeans by Indians. In 1883, the Marquess of Ripon served as Viceroy during its introduction. The Viceroy's council member who represented law, Sir Courtenay Peregrine Ilbert, wrote the essay.

Explanation:

What was the controversy regarding the Ilbert bill?

• Indians, who are viewed as inferior by Europeans, were quite angry and resentful at the idea that a European might even be tried by one. In the Calcutta European business community, which included tea and indigo planters as well, the law sparked vehement opposition.
• Many government officials even expressed hidden pity. The debate at the time was a result of pervasive racial stereotypes of the day. The propaganda suggesting that Indian judges couldn't be trusted to handle cases involving English women contributed to significantly increase opposition to the bill.
• Further, Bengali women, who they described as "ignorant," are neglected by their husbands, according to English women who opposed the measure, who further said that Bengali women shouldn't have the authority to decide matters involving English women because Bengali men are "ignorant."
• Bengali women who supported the bill responded by asserting that they were more educated than English women who opposed it and pointing out that more Indian women at the time had academic degrees than British women, alluding to the fact that the University of Calcutta became one of the first universities to admit female graduates to its degree programmes in 1878 before any of the British universities had done the same.

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