The British government took which of the following steps to suppress the Indian nationalists

during the freedom struggle?

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Local leaders were arrested

Gandhi was restricted from entering Delhi.

Boycott of elections

Both 1 & 2

answer is D.

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The British government had arrested local leaders, and Gandhi was restricted from entering Delhi to suppress the Indian nationalists. Colonial rule lasted in India for two centuries, and British rule saw its exploitative and despotic nature in due time. With the barging atrocities, the revolutionaries and nationalists accumulated strength and mass support, but their rise also aroused the brutal suppression of colonial power. The local leaders of the nationalist Movement were arrested without trial to weaken the Movement. The British debarred Mahatma Gandhi from entering Delhi to distract the pace of the Movement.

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