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The Indian National Congress was formed in 1885 to provide a platform for Indians to voice their demands for political rights and greater self-governance under British rule. In contrast, the All-India Muslim League was established in 1906 to represent the interests of Muslims in India, particularly to ensure their political rights and safeguard their identity within a diverse society. Both organizations played crucial roles in the struggle for independence, reflecting the varying aspirations and concerns of different communities within India.
Gandhi proposed Jinnah as first prime minister of independent India just to avoid partition of India in the name of religion. He tried to convince Jinnah so that he could give up his aspirations for a separate state for Indian Muslims. But the proposal was rejected by congress itself! The standoff between Muslim League and Indian National Congress prolonged until both sides agreed for partition.
He meant that there was no chance that he would try to reconcile the Muslim League and the Congress or even work with Congress.
In 1933, significant events in the Indian subcontinent included the rise of political movements advocating for independence from British rule, notably the Indian National Congress's push for self-governance. The year also saw the establishment of the All India Muslim League's demand for greater representation for Muslims. Additionally, the Lahore session of the Congress Party took place, further galvanizing nationalist sentiments. This period marked a crucial phase in the struggle for independence, with growing participation from various social and political groups.
Whereas Jinnah under Indian muslim league was in favour of a seperate state for muslims, Mahatma Gandhi under Indian Congress advocated for a Secular India. This sowed the seed for breach of trust and created suspicision between the two communities. Though the goals were cherished with creation of Pakistan and a Secular Indian democratic republic, now the minorities are treated as tools for winning elections by all the political parties in India.
Jinnah left the Indian National Congress in 1913 to join the All India Muslim League.
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They both fought for the independence. However Muslim League wanted a separate nation whereas Congress wanted India to be a single nation.
Badruddin Tyabji was the first muslim president of Indian National Congress elected in its 1887 Madras session.
dr.zakir hussain
Formation of Congress Party and Muslim league contributed to national independence for India because the Congress Party championed the plight of desperately poor sharecroppers and landless farmers.
first he was working in indian national congress when he understand that hindus are trying to finish british from their country and then make muslims there servants so he leave indian national congress then joint all india muslim league and struggle and struggle for pakistan by hunaina ikram a muslim girl
Malaysian Indian Muslim Congress was created in 1977.
They began to resent British rule. They had created two groups to rid India of foreign rule called the Indian National Congress (Congress Party) and the Muslim League. Both groups worked towards the goal of national independence.
Indian Union Muslim League was created in 1948.
in 1913 QUAID AZAM MUHAMAD ALI JANAH JOIN ALL INDIA MUSSLIM LEAGUE 1939 jinnah join Muslim league
The Indian National Congress was a movement started in 1885 by a Britain in India called A.O Hume, not be confused with the philosopher! This congress ranged from the moderate to the radical and after World War One was led by the likes of Gandhi and Nehru. The reason you might be confusing it with being called the 'hindu national congress' is simply because it was biased towards Hindus. Gandhi would not let Muslims join the congress.In contrast, the Muslim radical Jinnah set up the Muslim League to gain fair representation for the minority Muslims. This eventually led to the creation of Pakistan.