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Why was the Rowlatt Act called a repressive law?

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Correct answer: Because it gave the government power to detain without trial

The governing concept is the restriction of civil liberties by colonial authority. The Rowlatt Act allowed the government to arrest and detain suspected political opponents without a normal judicial trial, removing important legal safeguards. Hence option A is correct. Relief for peasants, reduced taxes and granting swaraj would expand rights or welfare, whereas the Act curtailed freedom and enabled arbitrary repression.

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