Write in brief about CONSTITUTIONAL REFORMS AND THE CONGRESS
PARTICIPATION IN LEGISLATURES.
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- In 1935 was passed the Government of India Act that extended some concessions to the nationalist movement by introducing more autonomy to the elected members in the legislatures of the provinces.
- This Act also extended the voting rights to a greater percentage of the Indian People.
- The British after introducing the 1935 Act announced the holding of elections to the provincial legislatures in early 1937.
- After the resolution of the dilemma within the Congress, it took part in the electoral process and did very well.
- The Congress had absolute majorities in five out of the eleven provinces.
- This win encouraged the nationalist movement with students, peasants and the working class.
- They all made their presence felt and soon there were movements among these classes even in the Princely States that were outside the full control of the colonial State.
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