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When was the electoral principle conceded for selection of Indian members in the ILC (Indian Legislative Council)?

  1. A
    Indian Council's Act, 1861
  2. B
    Indian Council's Act, 1892
  3. C
    Indian Council's Act, 1909
  4. D
    Government of India Act, 1919

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The Indian Councils Act of 1892 introduced the initial entry point for an electoral principle in British India. It allowed local bodies like universities, district boards, municipalities, and chambers of commerce to recommend names for non-official seats, forming an element of indirect election.

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When was the electoral principle conceded for selection of Indian members in the ILC (Indian Legislative Council)?
A
Indian Council's Act, 1861
B
Indian Council's Act, 1892
C
Indian Council's Act, 1909
D
Government of India Act, 1919

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