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12:34Now PlayingLearn about the Simon Commission 1927 in this easy and detailed lecture. The Simon Commission was appointed by the British government to review the working of the Government of India Act 1919 and recommend constitutional reforms for British India.
In this video, you will understand the background, objectives, members, causes of opposition, the famous slogan “Simon Go Back,” and the role of major political leaders. It also explains why the commission was strongly boycotted because it had no Indian member, along with its importance in the political history of the subcontinent.
This lecture is useful for students of Pakistan Studies, History, Political Science, CSS, PMS, UPSC, PCS, and other competitive examinations.
Topics Covered:
Simon Commission 1927
Purpose of Simon Commission
Why Was Simon Commission Boycotted?
Simon Go Back Slogan
No Indian Member in Simon Commission
Constitutional Reforms in British India
Political History of Pakistan and India
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