Question

State two repressive policies of Lorf Lytton

Answer 1

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During the time of Lord Lytton, theViceroy, certain repressive laws like Vernacular Press Act and Arms Act of 1878 were passed to suppress theIndian mass. ... Possession of arms byany Indian without license was treated as criminal offence.

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Answer 2

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Two repressive policies of Lorf Lytton are:-

(1.) VERNACULAR PRESS ACT:-

• By the Vernacular Press Act of 1878 the editors of the Vernacular newspaper were directed to execute a bond not to publish anything in their paper which would excite feelings of dissatisfaction against the Government.

• But this Act was not to be applicable to the English news papers. It was, of course abolished by Lord Ripon, another Viceroy in 1882.

(2.) INDIAN ARMS ACT:-
• By the Indian Arms Act of 1878, the Indians were prohibited to possess any arms without license. Possession of arms by any Indian without license was treated as criminal offence.

• But this law was not applicable to the British in India.

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