The Making of t...

all Indians enjoy the right to equality

the head of the country is a President

all Indians have the right to take their own decisions

there is an absence of discrimination on the basis of caste, colour or religion

The British divided Bengal for administrative convenience.

The British aimed to curtail the influence of Bengali politicians.

The British divided Bengal as a part of the divide and rule policy.

The Bengali Muslims demanded a separate state for themselves.

Greater voice for Indians in the government and administration

Indians should be placed at high positions in the government

Demand for the merging of the judiciary with the executive

Freedom of speech and expression for Indians

For showing his grief for the Jallianwala Bagh tragedy.

For showing his grief for the partition of Bengal.

For participating in the Civil Disobedience Movement.

For reacting against the Ilbert bill controversy.

decide India’s future

separate Hindu and Muslim electorates

impose ban on the freedom of expression

provide freedom to princely states

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1 − iii, 2 − i, 3 − iv, 4 − ii

1 − iii, 2 − ii, 3 − i, 4 − iv

1 − ii, 2 − iv, 3 − i, 4 − iii

Lord Lytton

Lord Ripon

Lord Canning

Lord Curzon