Morley-Minto Reforms, 1909
Increase in Additional Members: The number of “additional members” of the Central Legislative Council was increased to a maximum of 60 (33 of these were nominated members).
- Communal Representation: The principle of election to the councils was legally recognized but communal representation was for the first time introduced in the interests of Muslims. Separate electorates were provided for the Muslims. (Note* The principle of separate electorates ultimately led to the partition of India in 1947)
- Right to Pass Resolutions: The Councils were given right to discuss and pass resolutions on the Budget and on all matters of public interest. ....
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