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As a result of the Poona Pact, the number of seats reserved for the depressed classes…

History · Rise of Indian Nationalism UGC NET June 2013 History
As a result of the Poona Pact, the number of seats reserved for the depressed classes out of the general electorate seats was
ADecreased
BIncreased ✓ Correct
CRetained
DAbolished
Correct answer: (B) Increased — The number of reserved seats was increased, so the answer is increased.
Explanation
The number of reserved seats was increased, so the answer is increased.
The Poona Pact was signed in 1932 between Gandhi and Ambedkar.
It replaced the separate electorates for the depressed classes proposed in the Communal Award.
Instead it gave them reserved seats within the general, joint electorate.
The number of such reserved seats was raised compared to the earlier proposal.
The pact kept the depressed classes within the common Hindu electorate.

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