The Montague Chelmsford Reforms is known as

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AGovernment of India Act 1919

BGovernment of India Act 1935

CGovernment of India Act 1909

DGovernment of India Act 1892

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Introduction of Dyarchy (dual form of government) in the provinces, where certain subjects were transferred to ministers responsible to the legislative council while others remained under the governor's control
Division of powers between the central and provincial governments (early form of federalism)
Expansion of the central and provincial legislatures
Separate electorates for Muslims, Sikhs, and other communities
Limited extension of franchise (voting rights) based on property, taxation, or education

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