What feeling did the Jallianwala Bagh incident increase among Indians?

Correct answer: Anger against British rule

The governing concept is how colonial violence strengthened anti-British nationalism. The firing on an unarmed crowd exposed the brutality of British rule and created widespread anger, grief, and resentment among Indians. Hence, option A is correct. The incident did not increase trust in the colonial government, affection for foreign cloth, or happiness about paying taxes; instead, it encouraged resistance and national unity.