The correct answer is Option 1 - 1932
The Round Table Conferences were a series of discussions between British political leaders and representatives from British India to address constitutional reforms. The British government aimed to find a solution that would satisfy various Indian political groups and communities.
The Third Round Table Conference was a significant event in India's struggle for independence from British colonial rule. It took place in London from November 17, 1932, to December 24, 1932. The conference was convened by the British government to discuss and negotiate constitutional reforms for India.
The Third Round Table Conference was attended by a diverse group of Indian delegates, including representatives from the Indian National Congress, the Muslim League, the Princely States, and other political parties and interest groups. However, the Congress boycotted the conference due to the absence of Mahatma Gandhi, who was imprisoned at the time.
Despite extensive deliberations, the Third Round Table Conference failed to achieve its objectives. The absence of the Congress, which represented a significant portion of the Indian population, undermined the legitimacy of the conference outcomes. |
