History & Civics
Who had the power to bring India Independence Act into operation?
- The Secretary of State for India
- The Governor General
- The British Prime Minister
- None of the above.
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Answer
The Governor General
Reason — The Indian Independence Act, 1947, gave the Governor-General the power to bring the Act into operation. He was vested with necessary powers for bringing the Act into force. Therefore, the Governor-General is the correct answer.
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