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Question
Brief about the opposition made by the Moderates for defnece of Civil Rights
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Solution
Defence of Civil Rights: The moderates firmly opposed the restrictions imposed by the Britishers on the freedom of speech, press and association. They demanded the scrapping of the Preventive Detention Act and restoration of individual liberties.
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