How did Simon commission divided All India Muslim League in two wings in 1927?
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Answer:Simon Commission was Indian Statutory Commission.While introducing montagu-Chel sford reforms in 1919 British government declared that same commission would be send to India after 10 years to examine UT's effects.
Explanation:In November 1927 Simon Commission was appointed for the same.
This commission was strongly imposed in India by Britishers. Indians saw it as a violation of their rights of self determination. Because if this Lala Lajpat Rai led to a protest in Lahore in which he got badly injured and lost his life on 17 November 1928.
Simmon Commission also known as Indian Statuary Commission was appointed by British Government. There were 7 members under chairman Sir John Simon in November, 1927. This commission was set for the betterment of India had no Indian members. The Congress decided to boycott the Simon Commission and challenged Lord Birkenhead, Secretary of State for India, to produce a constitution acceptable in India. Muslim League was clearly split. Jinnah also decided to boycott the commission. But Sir Muhammad Shafi, who wanted to cooperate with the commission, decided to unite a Muslim League session in Lahore in December 1927.