alleryStart learning →Aurangzeb's reimposed jizya was a poll tax on:
AMuslim religious scholars
BNon-Muslim subjects
CHereditary army officers
DForeign diplomatic envoys
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Non-Muslim subjects
Jizya was imposed on non-Muslim subjects and was reintroduced under Aurangzeb.
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