Explanation:

The Montagu-Chelmsford Reforms of 1919: These reforms did not recommend granting voting rights to all the women above the age of 21. Voting rights were given based on specific qualifications, and these qualifications often had to do with property, education, or tax payments. Most women, like most men, were excluded.

The Government of India Act of 1935: While this act expanded the franchise and did give more women the right to vote, it did not give women reserved seats in the legislature. The franchise was expanded based on certain qualifications, but reserved seats for women were not part of this act.

Therefore, both statements are incorrect.