History · Constitutional Development

The Indian Councils Act of 1892 was significant in constitutional history because it:

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1granted full autonomy and self-governance to selected Indian provinces
2gave universal adult suffrage to Indians above the age of 18
3completely abolished the administration of the East India Company
4introduced limited elective principles and increased Indian representation in legislative councils✓

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introduced limited elective principles and increased Indian representation in legislative councils

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