Round Table Conferences 1930 to 1932 (Achievements ) ( O Level Pakistan studies)

 Round Table Conferences 1930 – 32 (Achievement)

Q. Explain the reasons of importance of Round Table conferences for the political uplift of the Indians. 

At that point of great misunderstandings nothing could be reached up to the decision that what kinds of laws were acceptable for all the politicians. In this way second and third round table conferences achieved very less success while first round table conference was beneficial for the Muslims of subcontinent as laws of Muslim’s choice were decided.

To some extent these conferences considered successful apart from the political parties i.e. princely states agreed that their rulers would join the federal government in the first round table conference. Provincial autonomy according to the majority population in every province was also a success which provided same line of work to the British law makers in the first round table conference. Click Here

Muslims were happy at the decision of NWFP and Sindh as independent provinces with governors and provincial councils. There was the chance that at least Muslim majority provinces could have their own government which could help to develop and run the provinces according to the wishes of the local people. The religions and cultural rights of the public were hoped to be protected in future.

Round Table conference at least improved the image of Muslims before the British government in the first round table conference. British government came to know that Muslims were that community which wanted to cooperate with British and same way wanted some legal solutions of the Indian problems. Muslims had more cooperative and positive image before the British government. 

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