The Ilbert Bill was introduced in 1883 by the then Law Member, Sir Courtenay Ilbert, during the viceroyalty of Lord Ripon. The bill sought to allow Indian judges and magistrates to hear cases involving Europeans in their original jurisdiction. This led to strong opposition from the British community in India, causing a significant controversy.
During whose period Ilbert bill controversy took place ?
Asked in Lower Subordinate Services Examination 2024 · Topic: Governor/Governor General/Viceroy (Controversies and criticisms surrounding their rule)
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