1921-1932

Modern Indian History(UPPCS) UPPCS Exam

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The movement to boycott the Simon Commission was organised because:

British didn't accept the demand of "Poorn Swaraj" by Congress.

To protest against the Rowlatt act.

There were no Indians in the Simon commission.

The chairman of Simon Commission was unpopular for his anti-India views.

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What angered Indians the most was the exclusion of Indians from the Simon Commission and the basic notion behind this exclusion that foreigners would discuss and decide upon India's fitness for self-government. So, option c is correct. The demand of "Poorn Swaraj" was made in Lahore Session of Congress. This session was held in 1929 and Simon Commission was appointed in 1927. Rowlatt act was in 1919

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