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undefined. [Virtual Presenter] WELCOME TO OUR PRESENTATION.

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undefined. [Virtual Presenter] WAVEWELL PLAN In June 1945, the Viceroy of India proposed a plan that included provisions for proper representation of Muslims and minorities in Central and provincial legislatures. 2) The plan also called for an equal number of Hindu and Muslim members in the Viceroy's Executive Council. 3) A meeting of major political parties in India was held in Shimla to discuss the plan..

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undefined. [Audio] 4) Barrister Jinnah insisted that only the Muslim League should have the right to suggest names of Muslim representatives to the Viceroy's Executive Council, but Congress opposed this. 5) Due to disagreements between the Muslim League and Congress, the plan was not successful..

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undefined. [Audio] CABINET MISSION After World War II, British Prime Minister Attlee indicated in Parliament that India would be granted freedom. - The British policy recognized the right of Indian people to draft their own constitution. - It was assured that the issue of minorities would not hinder Indian independence. - In March 1946, a delegation of British ministers, including Pathetic Lawrence, Stafford Cripps, and AV Alexander, presented the Cabinet Mission plan to Indian leaders. - The Cabinet Mission plan outlined proposals for the future constitutional setup of India..

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undefined. [Audio] DIRECT ACTION DAY Direct Action Day was called by the Muslim League on August 16, 1946, as a protest against the perceived delay in the creation of Pakistan. 2) The day saw widespread violence and riots between Hindus and Muslims in various parts of the country, with particularly severe massacres occurring in the Noakhali region of Bengal. 3) In an effort to stop the violence and promote peace, Mahatma Gandhi traveled to the affected areas without concern for his own safety. - Gandhi's presence and efforts helped to calm tensions and restore a sense of peace in the region. 4) The events of Direct Action Day highlighted the growing communal tensions in India and the urgent need for a peaceful resolution to the issue of partition..

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undefined. [Audio] THANK YOU. THANK YOU.