CBSE · Class 8 · English · Glimpses of the PastWhat regulation did the British pass in 1818 that allowed them to jail an Indian without trial in a court?
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Regulation III was passed in 1818, allowing the British to imprison Indians without trial in any court of law.
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Option : Rowlatt Act
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Option 1: Regulation III (Correct Answer)
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Option 2: Vernacular Press Act
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Option 3: Charter Act
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