गव्हर्नमेंट ऑफ इंडिया अॅक्ट-1935 मधील खालील तरतूदी विचारात घ्या :
(a) या कायद्याने केवळ मुस्लिमांसाठीच नव्हे तर शीख, भारतीय ख्रिश्चन आणि अँग्लो-इंडियन यांच्यासाठीही स्वतंत्र प्रतिनिधित्व प्रदान केले.
(b) शेषाधिकार हे केन्द्र शासनाकडे सोपविले होते.
(c) या कायद्याने विधिमंडळाला जबाबदार असलेला ना कोणी सल्लागार अथवा ना कोणती मंत्री परिषद नियुक्त केली गेली.

The correct answer is Option C (Statements (a), (c) are correct.).

Key Points:
• Analysis of Provisions of GoI Act 1935:
• Communal Representation: Statement (a) is correct. The Act extended separate communal electorates to depressed classes (scheduled castes), women, and workers, while continuing separate representation for Sikhs, Indian Christians, and Anglo-Indians (which originated in the 1919 Act).
• Residuary Powers: Statement (b) is incorrect. The Act divided legislative powers into three lists: Federal List, Provincial List, and Concurrent List. Unlike the present Constitution (where residuary powers rest with Parliament via Article 248), under the 1935 Act, residuary powers were vested in the discretion of the Governor-General (Viceroy), not the Central Legislature/Government.
• Federal Executive Execution: Statement (c) is correct. The proposed All-India Federation never came into being because the princely states never joined it; consequently, the federal executive part of the 1935 Act—including the appointment of responsible federal ministers or statutory federal counsellors—was never implemented.
• Key Takeaway: Under GoI Act 1935, residuary powers were given to the Governor-General, and the federal executive scheme never took effect.