Why did Gandhji call rowlatt act as black law
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Gandhiji called Rowlatt Act as Black Law because it gave power to Britishers over political activities and also gave them the power to arrest anyone on suspicion....
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The Rowlatt Act came like a sudden blow. To the people of India, promised extension of democracy during the War, the government step appeared to be a cruel joke. It was like a hungry man, expecting bread, being offered stones. Instead of democratic progress had come further restriction of civil liberties. Unrest spread in the country and a powerful agitation against the Act arose under the able leadership of Mahatma Gandhi, who called it a Black Act.
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