The Indian Bar Committee appointed in 1923, was chaired by:

Sir Edward Chamier Munshi Ishwar Saran Thomas Babington Macaulay None of these

Sir Edward Chamier

Barristers of England had come to occupy a predominant position in the legal profession. The Government of India in 1923 appointed the Indian Bar Committee, popularly known as the Chamier Committee to address the existing disparities in the Legal profession. It was chaired by Sir Edward Chamier, a retired Chief Justice of the Patna High Court).