History, asked by Ramashishmishra, 1 year ago

Why did Anglo- Indians oppose the Illbert bill?

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Answered by 20122007

because this bill is given to the indians in the power of judging the english man,but they thought that the british would be humillited to the indians if this bill is passed

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