The pact signed between the Indian National Congress and All India Muslim League in 1916 is called as
Lucknow Pact
The correct answer is Lucknow Pact.
Provincial legislatures were to have a substantial elected majority and control over all but a few subjects. Acceptance of the principle of separate electorates for Muslims. Muslims were given a fixed proportion of seats in legislative councils at both central and provincial levels. This pact temporarily united the two parties on a common political platform, which pressured the British government for reforms, leading indirectly to the Montague-Chelmsford Reforms of 1919.
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