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For how long could the Rowlatt Act imprison a suspect without trial?
AUp to two years
BUp to one year
CUp to five years
DUp to six months
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Up to two years
The Act let authorities hold suspected terrorists for up to two years without trial.
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