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Wavell Plan


      Amery-Wavell Plan
No. Wavell Plan
1. The British Conservative Government sent Lord Amery, the Secretary of State for India to deliberate on the Indian issue. Lord Amery along with Lord Viceroy issued a statement called Amery-Wavell Plan or Wavell Plan.
2. The Plan was discussed at Simla Conference on June 5, 1945. It contains the following proposals.

a) External affairs will be transferred to the Indian member of the Executive Council of Viceroy;

b) The Executive Council of Viceroy will be reconstructed and its membership will be filled with Indians except the Office of Viceroy and the Commander-in-Chief. The Executive Council of Viceroy will act as the National Government;

c) To safeguard the British interests a High Commissioner will be appointed in India;

      
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