A separate electoral group was made by the communal Tribunal of Ramsay MacDonald first time in August, 1932

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Afor Muslims

Bfor Indian Christians

Cfor Anglo-Indians

Dfor Untouchables

Answer:

British Prime Minister Ramsay Macdonald announced Communal Award on 16 August, 1932.
According to Legislative Assembly provisions, few seats of Legislative Assembly were reserved for minorities whose candidates were to be elected by separate electorates.
Muslims and Sikhs were already considered as minorities. Now the depressed, Dalits (untouchables) were to be declared as minorities as per provisions of the new law.

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