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What is the importance of The Government of India Act'1935? please answer this question
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Hey, dude, I wrote this answer! (with the help of nigel kelly book). Try to use your own brain man.Ans: This act of 1935 was extremely important for a no. of reasons. It governed India as this was the last major legislation that the British passed before Independence was granted. One of the reason was for which it was important was that some provincial autonomy was granted. This was the first time that this had been allowed and was seen as an important step forward. Ministers in the provinces could have control over all departments, except when governors choose to intervene in cases of public order or to veto a bill they disliked. This was a draw back since it meant that the real power was in the hand of the governors.
Another reason was that it granted more voting rights to the people of India i-e 25% of the population of India was now having the right to vote which was 5 times larger than that in 1909. The act also recommended a federal form of govt. for India which enables the princes to participate in the political affairs of India.
The final and the most important reason was that although it suited no-one, the act was an important point in the move towards independence. It proved the basis for the negotiations which finally resulted in the British leaving India. Parliamentary systems had been set up in which the Indians people were to gain increasing representation. Due to this elections of 1937 were organized in which the congress won and made the Muslims to face a hard time due to which the thought of independent nation was much more developed resulted in the independence moving nearer.
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