The Veerapa Moily Commission has suggested doing away with Articles 310 and 311 of the Constitution of India. To understand the significance of this suggestion, let`s analyze the other options first.

Option 1 suggests removing Articles 305 and 306. However, Articles 305 and 306 pertain to the power of the Union and State governments to impose restrictions on trade, commerce, and intercourse between different parts of India. This does not relate to administrative reforms, so it is not the correct answer.

Option 2 proposes eliminating Articles 307 and 308. Articles 307 and 308 deal with the power of the Central and State governments to make laws relating to public services and posts. While administrative reforms involve public services, Articles 307 and 308 are not directly relevant to the suggested reforms. Therefore, this option is also incorrect.

Option 3 suggests discarding Articles 308 and 309. Articles 308 and 309 grant the power to the Parliament and the State Legislatures to regulate the recruitment and conditions of service for public services. Although this option is closer to administrative reforms, it is not the correct answer.

Hence, option 4, which proposes removing Articles 310 and 311, is the correct answer. Articles 310 and