What were the causes of the partition of India?

Answer 1

After a thirty year struggle, India and Pakistan gained independence in 1947. This was the start of a mass migration of over ten million people with as many as one million dying from the riots that ensued. Although it was generally believed to have been a division of groups based on faith, many Muslims remained in India. Some historians speculate the real reason the partition occurred so abruptly was due to the British no longer able to afford the colony after World War II.

Answer 2

Result of the partition of Bengal:

1) Improvement of the condition of the Muslim.

2) Attack on the interests of Hindu Zamindar class.

3)Inception of nationalist movement .

4) Boycott of the goods of England.

Answer 3

The communists

Answer 4

One short term effect was that they did not succeed in swagging out. A long term effect is now they have learned to properly swag out with the rest of the world. Stay thirsty my freinds.

Answer 5

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