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Q.

The colonial laws were [[1]].


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The colonial laws were arbitrary.
In free India, all residents are equal before the ordinance. It indicates no one will be differentiated for caste, gender, or religion. Whether it is a common person or the president of the country, the ordinances are equally implemented for all citizens of the country. However, during British rule, the administration failed to demonstrate the rule of law in India. Therefore, we can say that colonial law was arbitrary. A sufficient example of the arbitrariness of British law was the sedition act of 1870.
 
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