When were Minto-Morley reforms passed? What was government’s motive – InterviewSolution

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1.	When were Minto-Morley reforms passed? What was government’s motive behind this?
Answer» Minto-Morley reforms were passed in 1909 A.D. Government’s main motive behind this was to please extremist leaders and to separate Muslims from Hindus by giving them special rights.

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