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Yogita Ingle 5 years, 5 months ago
Hindu Mahasabha : during the end of 19th century, the congress was more devoted to Hindu Maha Shabha, that the people of other communities represented.
Wedge : there was a huge wedge between Hindu and the Muslims which depends everytime when communal clashes takes place.
Separate electorate : Muslims demanded separate electorates for themselves but were disregarded. Therefore during the national struggle call, they alienated themselves.
Minority : the Muslims were in minority and we're insecure.
Two nation theory : the Muslims thought that the Hindu and Muslims belonged to different nations.
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