Why did Sir Syed Ahmad Khan oppose the introduction of elections on a purely majority basis in India?
Correct answer D. He feared Muslims would be permanently outvoted by the Hindu majority
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Correct answer D. He feared Muslims would be permanently outvoted by the Hindu majority
Correct answer A. Two-Nation Theory
Correct answer C. Hassan Ali Effendi
Correct answer A. 1884
Correct answer A. Shibli Nomani
Correct answer C. Mushtaq Hussain
Correct answer C. Syed Mehdi Ali
Correct answer D. Altaf Hussain Hali
Correct answer B. The Loyal Muhammadans of India
Correct answer A. Aasar-us-Sanadeed
Correct answer A. 1893
Correct answer C. Muhammadan Educational Conference
Correct answer A. Theodore Beck
Correct answer D. Oxford and Cambridge
Correct answer A. 1920
Correct answer D. 1875
Correct answer A. Lord Lytton
Correct answer D. United Indian Patriotic Association
Correct answer A. Sir Aga Khan III
Correct answer A. 35