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Who among the following rejected Gandhi's letter to abolish the provisions of the Salt Laws?

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Irwin

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Rowlatt

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Simon

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Montagu

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The correct option is A Irwin
On April 3, 1926 Lord Irwin was appointed the 30th Viceroy and Governor-General of India. In 1930, Gandhi wrote to the Viceroy presenting eleven specific demands regarding the abolition of the Salt Laws. The Viceroy, Lord Irwin, however, rejected the letter.

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