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What Really Led to Partition & Pakistan

What Really Led to Partition & Pakistan

Paperback

Indian & South Asian History

ISBN10: 1719804397
ISBN13: 9781719804394
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Aug 19 2018
Pages: 276
Weight: 0.67
Height: 0.62 Width: 5.00 Depth: 7.99
Language: English
This book comprehensively covers all the aspects and angles, and the machinations that ultimately culminated in the partition of India, and creation of Pakistan. The book begins (Chapter-1) by deliberating on the questions of country, state, nation, nationhood, and nationality; and discusses India, Pakistan, Hindus and Muslims in that context. Chapter-2 deals with the interesting contrast on the attitudes of the Muslim leadership in the Muslim-majority provinces on creation of Pakistan with that of the Muslim-minority provinces like UP-the latter being the prime movers. Chapter-3 brings out the REAL reasons and details all the different factors responsible for the creation of Pakistan, categorised under three main heads: (a)British Vested Interests; (b)Islam, Muslim-mindset and Muslim leadership; and (c)Clueless Congress Leadership. Chapter-4 gives an overview of the main Muslim political parties; and the biographical details of prominent Muslim leaders. Chapter-5 presents detailed 'Timelines of Run-up to the Partition' starting from 1881. Chapter-6 'Timelines of the Partition Process' brings out all the interesting happenings leading to the actual partition triggered by Attlee's declaration of Quit India resolve on 20 February 1947. Chapter-7 discusses the 'Diabolical British-Muslim League Design' to ensure a highly truncated India by hiving off all of Punjab, Bengal and Assam to Pakistan. Chapter-8 deals with the arduous task of partition of assets between India and Pakistan ably handled under the guidance of Sardar Patel. The last chapter (Chapter-9) deals with the horror of partition and the irresponsible way in which it was handled by all the parties responsible-the British, the Congress leadership, and the Muslim leadership-especially the British. www.rkpbooks.com

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