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What was the name of the commission headed by Lord Simon that was introduced by the British Government, to decide the political future of India?

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Bentinck Commission

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Simon Commission

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Mountbatten Commission

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Queen's Commission

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The correct option is B Simon Commission
In 1927, the British government decided to send a commission headed by Lord Simon, to decide India’s political future. It was called the Simon Commission.

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