Correct Option (C)
The correct chronological sequence is 3-2-1.
- The Second Round Table Conference occurred in September 1931. This conference, held in London, aimed to discuss constitutional reforms in British India but concluded without significant agreement.
- The Quit India Movement was initiated in August 1942. Mahatma Gandhi launched this movement, advocating for the immediate cessation of British rule in India.
- The Mutiny in the Royal Indian Navy took place in February 1946. This event involved Indian sailors rebelling against British authority.
Incorrect Options:
Options A, B, and D present incorrect chronological sequences of the events.
- Option A (1-2-3) incorrectly places the Royal Indian Navy Mutiny (1946) before the Quit India Movement (1942) and the Second Round Table Conference (1931).
- Option B (2-1-3) incorrectly places the Quit India Movement (1942) before the Royal Indian Navy Mutiny (1946) but incorrectly places both before the Second Round Table Conference (1931).
- Option D (3-1-2) incorrectly places the Royal Indian Navy Mutiny (1946) before the Quit India Movement (1942), although it correctly places the Second Round Table Conference (1931) first.