After independence, colonies moved rapidly from the Westminster model to the Eastminster one. After independence, the local elites chose the modified Westminster model that Kumarasingham calls the Eastminster model themselves. Eastminster model has a concentration of powerAs mentioned earlier in this write-up, the colonies had experience of vice-regal government. So, even when democracy came to the colonies, the Eastminster model allowed leaders to concentrate power. The full title of the British viceroy was the viceroy and governor-general of India and Jinnah knew exactly what he was doing when he took that title.