what was the objective of the ilbert bill? why was it not passed?
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The Ilbert Bill was introduced by Lord Ripon in 1883 for British India.
The objective of the bill was to give power to Indian judges and magistrates to try British offenders in criminal cases at the District level.
British in Britain and India opposed this bill intensely, playing racial tensions.
The government withdrew the bill due to this opposition, which enraged the Indians.
This controversy deepened the bitterness between the British and the Indians, which led to the formation of Indian National Congress.
The objective of the bill was to give power to Indian judges and magistrates to try British offenders in criminal cases at the District level.
British in Britain and India opposed this bill intensely, playing racial tensions.
The government withdrew the bill due to this opposition, which enraged the Indians.
This controversy deepened the bitterness between the British and the Indians, which led to the formation of Indian National Congress.
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The bill was prepared by Sir CP Ilbert and was introduced by lord Ripon.
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It's aim was to abolish judicial disqualification based on race discrimination.
This was resented by the British and they started a Defence association to defend their special privileges. This reaction provoked counter agitation by educared Indians.
This the Bill was ultimately withdrew.
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It's aim was to abolish judicial disqualification based on race discrimination.
This was resented by the British and they started a Defence association to defend their special privileges. This reaction provoked counter agitation by educared Indians.
This the Bill was ultimately withdrew.
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HOPE YOU FOUND IT HELPFUL.
Pls mark the answer as brainliest.
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