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GS History Modern India
Q.

Consider the following statements regarding the Nehru Report of 1928.

1. Nehru Report recommended India’s independence with the dominion status.

2. The central government to be headed by a governor-general, appointed by the British Government

3. It accepted the principle of separate electorate.

4. M. A. Jinnah voted in favour of the report.

Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

Explanation:

Statement 1 is correct: The Nehru Report advocated India’s Dominion status or independence within the British Commonwealth.

Statement 2 is correct: As per the Nehru Report, Governor General of India would be the constitutional head of India and will have the same powers as that of British Crown.

Statement 3 is incorrect: Nehru Report rejected the principle of separate electorate.

Statement 4 is incorrect: M. A. Jinnah did not vote in favor of the report.

  • The Nehru Report on constitutional reforms as suggested by the Congress was opposed by Muslim hardliners and the Sikh League. Jinnah proposed fourteen points demanding separate electorates and reservation for Muslims in government service and self-governing bodies.

Knowledge Base.

  • The Nehru Report was of great historical importance. The draft report defined the citizenship and fundamental rights.

Thus, Option C is Correct.

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