[Solved] For which community were seats reserved by the Morley-Minto reforms?

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Q.	For which community were seats reserved by the Morley-Minto reforms?
A.	Jews
B.	Muslims
C.	Christians
D.	Sikhs
Answer» B. Muslims
Explanation: The Indian Councils Act 1909, commonly known as the Morley-Minto Reforms, gave the right of separate electorate to the Muslims. Before these reforms Muslims had expressed serious concern that a first past the post' British type of electoral system would leave them permanently subject to Hindu majority rule.

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