Winston Churchill advocated for complete provincial autonomy for India while simultaneously emphasizing the importance of protecting the rights of minority groups, such as Muslims and Untouchables. He believed that granting provinces greater self-governance was essential to ensure a fair and equitable political environment.

In addition to autonomy, Churchill called for significant social reforms and a more progressive administration in India. His approach reflected a desire for both political empowerment and the improvement of social conditions, demonstrating his complex view on colonial governance during this period.