Nehru report was presented by:

The Nehru Report holds a pivotal place in India's struggle for independence, representing an early attempt by Indian leaders to draft a constitutional framework for self-governance.

• The report was presented in 1928 by a committee chaired by Motilal Nehru, a distinguished lawyer and prominent nationalist leader. This foundational document proposed dominion status for India within the British Empire, advocating for a federal system of government and fundamental rights, in response to the British challenge for Indians to create their own constitution.
• Jawaharlal Nehru, Motilal's son and India's future first Prime Minister, was a member of the committee but not its chairman or the primary presenter of the report.
• Mahatma Gandhi, while the spiritual leader of the independence movement, was not directly involved in drafting or presenting this specific constitutional proposal.

Therefore, Motilal Nehru is correctly identified as the individual who presented this landmark report.