Question
Why was the Rowlatt Act an arbitrary law?
Solution
This Act allowed the British government to imprison people without trial.
Why was the Rowlatt Act an arbitrary law?
This Act allowed the British government to imprison people without trial.
The Rowlatt Act allowed the British government to imprison people without __________.
All persons in independent India are _________ before the law.
The colonial law was ____________.
Indian judges began to play a greater role in making ___________.
The role of citizens is crucial in helping the ___________ frame different concerns that people might have into laws.
Powerful people can enjoy the right to violate the law.
Indian nationalists never dared to criticise the arbitrary use of authority by the British.
People cannot criticise the law passed by the Parliament.
Hawkers and vendors provide essential services.
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibited discrimination on the basis of race, religion or national origin in the USA.
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