Question

How did the government suppress the Satyagrahis during Rowlatt satyagraha?
(History Class 10)​

Answer 1

Answer:

The British supressed the satyagrahis in the following ways; (1) barring local leaders from Amritsar along with Mahatma Gandhi from entering Delhi. ... (3) forcing the satyagrahis to rub their nose on the ground, flogging people and bombing villages.

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Answer 2

Answer:

The British government strongly opposed the Satyagrahis during Rowlatt satyagraha. The supporters were humiliated and frightened for supporting the Satyagraha.    

Explanation:

In 1919, Mahatma Gandhi stood against the Rowlatt Act, This act gave tremendous power to the government. So, Gandhiji called out for the Satyagrah movement to suppress this act.  

• Supporters from Amritsar were stopped to enter New Delhi.
• People were forced to rub their noses on the ground.
• Villages were bombed.
• Nationalists were beaten badly.
• Supporters were humiliated and frightened.
• Open fire on a peaceful procession in Amritsar.
• Banks, post offices, and police stations were stormed.
• People were made to crawl on the streets.
• They made them salute all the British officers.

Hence, the British government suppressed the Satyagrahis during the Rowlatt act.