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Pakistan Affairs (P.A) 1930-1932 - Constitutional Developments - Round Table Conference
Who chaired the Joint Select Committee on Indian constitutional reform?
A. Lord Irwin
B. Lord Linlithgow
C. Lord Sankey
D. Ramsay MacDonald
Correct Answer: B
Lord Linlithgow chaired the parliamentary committee.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A) 1930-1932 - Constitutional Developments - Round Table Conference
Which parliamentary body examined the White Paper proposals?
A. Joint Select Committee of both Houses of Parliament
B. Indian National Congress Working Committee
C. League of Nations Council
D. Federal Court
Correct Answer: A
A Joint Select Committee scrutinized the proposed constitutional scheme.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A) 1930-1932 - Constitutional Developments - Round Table Conference
The White Paper on Indian constitutional reform was published in:
A. January 1931
B. August 1932
C. July 1935
D. March 1933
Correct Answer: D
The British Government issued its consolidated proposals in March 1933.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A) 1930-1932 - Constitutional Developments - Round Table Conference
The recommendations following the conferences were published by the British Government in a:
A. Green Book
B. Communal Manifesto
C. White Paper
D. Royal Charter
Correct Answer: C
The March 1933 White Paper converted the discussions into formal constitutional proposals.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A) 1930-1932 - Constitutional Developments - Round Table Conference
The Third Round Table Conference failed to produce a final Indian agreement because:
A. Every political party agreed completely
B. Major nationalist participation and communal consensus were still absent
C. Britain had already left India
D. The princely states had been abolished
Correct Answer: B
The absence of Congress and continuing political divisions limited the result.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A) 1930-1932 - Constitutional Developments - Round Table Conference
The third session concentrated mainly on:
A. Working out constitutional details from earlier discussions
B. Launching Civil Disobedience
C. Drafting the Pakistan Resolution
D. Restoring the Ottoman Caliphate
Correct Answer: A
It dealt with detailed federal, financial and institutional questions.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A) 1930-1932 - Constitutional Developments - Round Table Conference
Which statement about Muhammad Ali Jinnah and the third session is correct?
A. He was the sole Congress delegate
B. He chaired the entire conference
C. He represented the Depressed Classes
D. He was not listed among the official third-session delegates
Correct Answer: D
The official parliamentary delegate list for the third conference does not include Jinnah.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A) 1930-1932 - Constitutional Developments - Round Table Conference
Which Liberal constitutional expert attended the third session?
A. Jawaharlal Nehru
B. Subhas Chandra Bose
C. Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru
D. Maulana Azad
Correct Answer: C
Sapru remained active in the later constitutional negotiations.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A) 1930-1932 - Constitutional Developments - Round Table Conference
Which Sikh leader attended the third session?
A. Sardar Patel
B. Tara Singh
C. Baldev Singh
D. Ujjal Singh only
Correct Answer: B
The official delegate list included Tara Singh Malhotra.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A) 1930-1932 - Constitutional Developments - Round Table Conference
Which leader of the Depressed Classes again attended the third session?
A. Dr B. R. Ambedkar
B. Mahatma Gandhi
C. Rajendra Prasad
D. C. Rajagopalachari
Correct Answer: A
Ambedkar continued to press constitutional safeguards and representation.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A) 1930-1932 - Constitutional Developments - Round Table Conference
Which woman Muslim delegate attended the third session?
A. Begum Ra'ana Liaquat Ali Khan
B. Fatima Jinnah
C. Begum Shaista Ikramullah
D. Begum Jahanara Shahnawaz
Correct Answer: D
Begum Jahanara Shahnawaz participated in the constitutional discussions.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A) 1930-1932 - Constitutional Developments - Round Table Conference
Which Muslim jurist and diplomat attended the third session?
A. Chaudhry Rehmat Ali
B. Liaquat Ali Khan
C. Sir Muhammad Zafrulla Khan
D. Abdul Qayyum Khan
Correct Answer: C
Zafrulla Khan was listed among the British Indian delegates.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A) 1930-1932 - Constitutional Developments - Round Table Conference
Which poet-philosopher attended the Third Round Table Conference?
A. Allama Mashriqi
B. Sir Muhammad Iqbal
C. Hasrat Mohani
D. Maulana Zafar Ali Khan
Correct Answer: B
The official 1932 delegate list includes Sir Muhammad Iqbal.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A) 1930-1932 - Constitutional Developments - Round Table Conference
Which Muslim leader was included among the British Indian delegates to the third session?
A. Aga Khan III
B. Maulana Azad
C. Liaquat Ali Khan
D. Khawaja Nazimuddin
Correct Answer: A
The official delegate list includes the Aga Khan.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A) 1930-1932 - Constitutional Developments - Round Table Conference
Who was the key British official supervising the detailed constitutional work by 1932?
A. Lord Irwin
B. Sir Stafford Cripps
C. Clement Attlee
D. Sir Samuel Hoare
Correct Answer: D
As Secretary of State for India, Hoare played the central administrative role.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A) 1930-1932 - Constitutional Developments - Round Table Conference
Which British political party also did not participate in the third session?
A. Conservative Party
B. Liberal Party
C. Labour Party
D. National Government
Correct Answer: C
The third session lacked British Labour participation as well as Congress.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A) 1930-1932 - Constitutional Developments - Round Table Conference
Which major Indian political party did not attend the third session?
A. All-India Muslim League
B. Indian National Congress
C. Liberal Federation
D. Sikh representatives
Correct Answer: B
Congress was again absent amid renewed repression and Civil Disobedience.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A) 1930-1932 - Constitutional Developments - Round Table Conference
Compared with the earlier sessions, the Third Round Table Conference was:
A. Smaller and more focused on constitutional details
B. The largest mass political gathering
C. A public election
D. A military conference
Correct Answer: A
Parliamentary records describe it as smaller and more suitable for detailed discussion.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A) 1930-1932 - Constitutional Developments - Round Table Conference
The Third Round Table Conference ended on:
A. 19 January 1931
B. 1 December 1931
C. 5 March 1933
D. 24 December 1932
Correct Answer: D
The third and final session concluded on 24 December 1932.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A) 1930-1932 - Constitutional Developments - Round Table Conference
The Third Round Table Conference began on:
A. 12 November 1930
B. 7 September 1931
C. 17 November 1932
D. 16 August 1932
Correct Answer: C
The official third-session publication covers 17 November to 24 December 1932.
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