1930 Madras Presidency Legislative Council election

The 1930 Madras Presidency Legislative Council election was a significant electoral event that took place in the British Indian province of Madras, marking a crucial development in the political landscape of the region. Held as part of the broader framework of constitutional reforms initiated by the Government of India Act 1919, the election aimed to increase Indian representation in governance. It featured the election of 50 members to the Legislative Council, which consisted of both elected and nominated representatives. Political parties, including the Indian National Congress and the Justice Party, actively engaged in the electoral process, reflecting a growing demand for self-governance and addressing socio-economic issues of the time. The election underscored the increasing political awakening among Indians and set the stage for further political activism in subsequent years.