Who Was Secretary State Of India In Cabinet Mission 1946?
Correct answer: C. Lord Pethick Lawrence
- A. Lord Rippon
- B. Lord Curzon
- C. Lord Pethick Lawrence
- D. Lord Mew
Explanation
Lord Pethick-Lawrence was the Secretary of State for India and headed the British Cabinet Mission of 1946. Lord Curzon and Lord Ripon belonged to earlier periods of British Indian administration.
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About Cabinet Mission Plan
The Cabinet Mission Plan of 1946 proposed a united India with a limited central authority, provincial autonomy and three provincial groups, while providing for a Constituent Assembly and an interim government. Its clauses, grouping scheme, representation formula and the conflicting interpretations by the Muslim League and Congress explain why the plan failed.
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