So, Mariam will it be something like this:
The govt of India act was introduce by the British in 1935 as the last major reform before they left. It included things like abolishing diarchy at provincial level and replacing it with a system of autonomy. Unlike the 1919 Govt of India Act, the provincial ministers were now granted more rights and had more ruling authority over the provincial governors, except in two key areas.
However, the power was still retained by the Viceroy, who was the head of the federation. He had the right to dissolve the provincial councils and ministers alongisde. Furthermore, voters were increased to 35 million. The Govt of India Act helped increase Indian representation in the government, and became a focal point for negotiations about indepence. Also, since Sindh and NWFP were made indepenent provinces, this meant that Muslims had their own majority areas. Muslims, now were bound to develop on the idea of having a separate homeland. Also, the Govt of India Act 1935 led to elections which the INC won, and due to this, formed a government in 8 provinces, as the single ruling party. It led to the Congress tyranny in 1937-1939, which convinced Muslims, that they could not live with Indians anymore. This furthermore developed the idea of having a separate homeland; this is how the Govt of India act 1935 contributed to the Pakistan Movement.
This is a really long drawn out answer, and it seems like a 14 mark answer on it's own . But am I making the point right?
The govt of India act was introduce by the British in 1935 as the last major reform before they left. It included things like abolishing diarchy at provincial level and replacing it with a system of autonomy. Unlike the 1919 Govt of India Act, the provincial ministers were now granted more rights and had more ruling authority over the provincial governors, except in two key areas.
However, the power was still retained by the Viceroy, who was the head of the federation. He had the right to dissolve the provincial councils and ministers alongisde. Furthermore, voters were increased to 35 million. The Govt of India Act helped increase Indian representation in the government, and became a focal point for negotiations about indepence. Also, since Sindh and NWFP were made indepenent provinces, this meant that Muslims had their own majority areas. Muslims, now were bound to develop on the idea of having a separate homeland. Also, the Govt of India Act 1935 led to elections which the INC won, and due to this, formed a government in 8 provinces, as the single ruling party. It led to the Congress tyranny in 1937-1939, which convinced Muslims, that they could not live with Indians anymore. This furthermore developed the idea of having a separate homeland; this is how the Govt of India act 1935 contributed to the Pakistan Movement.
This is a really long drawn out answer, and it seems like a 14 mark answer on it's own . But am I making the point right?