Disorders Inquiry Committee Report 1919-1920

This book is an official report of the Disorders Inquiry Committee, which investigated the causes of the Indian nationalist movement and the violence and disorder associated with it during 1919-1920. The report provides a comprehensive overview of the events and circumstances leading up to the protests and riots, as well as an analysis of their political, economic, and social roots. It also examines the actions of the colonial authorities in response to the unrest and makes recommendations for future policies and reforms.

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