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Q: The Britishers were convinced that
  • A. Gandhi's free movement could pose a grave danger to his life
  • B. Gandhi would become invincible if he was allowed to move.
  • C. Gandhi's speeches were causing a heaving burden on the exchequer
  • D. Gandhi would not stop giving inflammatory speeches till he was put behind bars.
Correct Answer: Option D - According to sense of the passage Britishers were convinced that Gandhi would not stop giving inflammatory speeches till he was put behind bars.
D. According to sense of the passage Britishers were convinced that Gandhi would not stop giving inflammatory speeches till he was put behind bars.

Explanations:

According to sense of the passage Britishers were convinced that Gandhi would not stop giving inflammatory speeches till he was put behind bars.