State whether the following inferences about the making of the Indian Constitution are Correct or Incorrect Give reasons to - Pol Science - Constitution Why and How

Question

State whether the following inferences about the making of
the Indian Constitution are Correct or Incorrect Give reasons to
support your answer
a The Constituent Assembly did not represent the Indian
people since it was not elected by all citizens
b Constitution making did not involve any major decision
since there was a general consensus among the leaders at that time
about its basic framework
c There was little originality in the Constitution, for
much of it was borrowed from other countries

Ankita Bisht · Accepted Answer

a The statement is incorrect because the Constituent
Assembly was elected by the members of the Provisional Legislative
Assemblies Members from every province and religious group were
given representation in the assembly
b Incorrect There were arguments and queries on most of
the provisions Each clause of the Constitution was subjected to
scrutiny and debate Leaders like Dr Ambedkar, Pt Nehru, Rajendra
Prasad, Maulana Azad and Sardar Patel did not agree to many
things
c Correct It is a combination of French, Irish, British,
Canadian and United States Constitution in a new form