Its 16th and final point called for a separation of the Executive and Judiciary branches.
Its 16th and final point called for a separation of the Executive and Judiciary branches. The fourth point advocated the establishment of a system of weightage and the fifth set 150 as the number of seats in the Central Legislative Council. The penultimate point established the ethnic criterion for at least one of the two Under Secretaries. Its provisions held in place for eight years, only collapsing after the Khilafat Movement. Many of its stipulations were negotiated by B.G. Tilak, the major Congress leader, though he argued against formal recognition of the opposition party. Chiefly orchestrated by Muhammad Ali Jinnah, FTP, identify this 1916 pact for Hindu- Muslim relations reached in the namesake north central Indian city.
Its 16th and final point called for a separation of the Executive and Judiciary branches.
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