Simon Commission agitation

The Simon Commission (1927) arrived to review the working of the Government of India Act 1919. Indians agitated against it primarily because it had no Indian members—all members were British. This was seen as an affront to Indian participation in constitutional matters. The Commission faced massive 'Simon Go Back' protests across India. While the Commission did recommend changes to Dyarchy, and Indians did have issues with the Act of 1919, the primary grievance was the absence of Indian representation on the commission itself. > Key: Simon Commission = All-British team → 'Simon Go Back' protests. Answer: c.