From The Hindu, July 18, 1925: Indian reforms

London, July 17: In an article on “The Government’s offer to India”, The Spectator reviews its suggestion made in March 1924, that representative men drawn from all classes and races of India should frame a draft constitution and submit it to the Government of India, who will advise the Imperial Government with regard to it. The paper says the constituent convention to whom the work should be entrusted of drafting a constitution on the lines laid down in its proposal of March last year, should consist solely of Indians.