History, asked by tvishamathur, 1 month ago

What was the Ilbert Bill? Why did it never become an Act?

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Answered by sushanthpola980

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The Ilbert Bill was a legislative act introduced in 1883 during the tenure of Viceroy Ripon and written by Sir Courtenay Pergine Ilbert. The act stipulated that Indian judges could try Europeans.

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