Simon Commission of 1927 was boycotted because

1. The Simon Commission, constituted in 1927, was tasked with reviewing the constitutional reforms in India. 2. The commission faced widespread protests and boycott across India. 3. The primary reason for the boycott was that there was no Indian Member in the Commission. All seven members were British. 4. Indians across the political spectrum viewed this exclusion as an insult and a denial of their right to participate in determining their own constitutional future. Option (A) correctly states this reason.