The Morley-Minto reforms
did nothing to improve the
position of Muslims in
India'.
Explain whether you agree
or disagree with this
statement.
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Morley-Minto reforms
The reforms established Indian dominance in the provincial, but not central, legislative bodies. Elections, mainly indirect, were affirmed for all levels of society. The elected Indians were also enabled to debate budgetary and complementary matters and table resolutions.
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