Question

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Describe any three suppressive measures taken by the British administration to clamp down on nationalists.

Class - 10th
Chapter - Nationalism in india

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Answer 1

Introduction:

★ A revolt was started after passing the Rowlatt Act despite opposition from Indian members.

★ The British administration was alarmed by this popular revolt. They worried that the lines of communication like Post and railways would be disrupted.

□ So, they decided to clamp down (suppress) the nationalists.

Answer:

Suppressive measures taken by the British government to clamp down the nationalists include:

• The local leaders in Amritsar were arrested for no reason.
• Gandhi Ji was not allowed to enter Delhi
• Satyagrahis too were badly treated by the British as they were forced to rub their noses on the ground, crawl on streets and do Salaam to all British officers.
• British administration also bombed some villages.

Answer 2

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