English, asked by preetilathwal2000, 11 months ago

was doctor Sadu arrested on the charger of harbouring an enemy​

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Answered by djkng0
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The Enemy. ... It was against the laws to shelter an enemy as Dr. Sadao had sheltered an enemy soldier but he can't be arrested and punished for harbouring the enemy. It would not happen since his servants did not disclose the secret to the police.

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