Constitution
The Making of India's Constitution Simon Commission was a group of 7 parliament members from Britain. They were sent to India to help in the preparation of a constitution for India. Indian leaders rejected Simon Commission. They said Indians are capable of preparing their own constitution and do not need Britishers' help. In response to Simon Commission, All Party Conference of India prepared NEHRU REPORT to show that Indians are capable of writing their own constitution. All Party Conference was headed by Motilal Nehru. His son Jawaharlal Nehru was the secretary. Mohammad Ali Jinnah (founder of Pakistan) was also a member of the Indian National Congress at that time. He suggested 14 points but they were not included in Nehru Report. Jinnah was hurt and left India. He went to London and continued his profession as a lawyer there. In 1933, he returned to India with the Two Nation Theory (which said Hindus and Muslims are two different nations and it is not possible for them to...