Most Indians say and believe that Nehru and Mohammed Ali Jinnah were the two persons responsilble for the partion.
Having no choice left but to quit, the British was also equally responsible because of their Divide and Rule policy.
They wanted country to be troubled with communal riots which eventually took place in different parts of the country thus taking a huge toll on human life - killing three millions.
There was no alternative except partition of the country at that stage since Nehru was determined and so was Jinnah.
Mahatma Gandhi wanted to save the division and he even offered Jinnah to be the President of Undivided India and not press for the division which Jinnah agreed to.
BUT IT DID NOT SUIT the most ambitious and adamant political leader Jawahar Lal Nehru who had dreamt and wanted to be the first prime minister of Independent India.
He maneuvered with the connivance of his lieutenants and Lord Mountbatton, his friend, to sign the Partition of India Act against the wishes of Mahatma Gandhi and other nationalist leaders of the country.
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India and Pakistan were formed from British India in 1947.
Pakistan and Nepal.
The split of India into two countries, India and Pakistan, occurred in 1947, primarily due to religious differences, with India being predominantly Hindu and Pakistan formed as a Muslim-majority state. The partition led to significant communal violence, mass migrations, and profound human suffering, as millions were displaced along newly drawn borders. The division remains a contentious historical event, influencing India-Pakistan relations to this day. The legacy of partition continues to shape the political, social, and cultural landscape of both nations.
Pakistan and India got independence from the British on 14 August 1946 and 15 August 1947 respectively. Browse the link given below you will know when, why and how Partition of Indian and Pakistan happened.
Five modern countries were considered to a part of British India: India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Maldives.The original partition of India divided it into two countries: Indian and Pakistan. When people talk about India splitting into two countries, they are referring to the Partition of 1947 where the majority of British India was split into two newly independent countries: India and PakistanThe modern country Bangladesh was a part of Pakistan between 1947-1971, until it became independent.Sri Lanka remained under quasi-autonomous British control during the 1947 partition and became an independent country in 1948. Maldives also remained under British control after partition, and became an independent country in 1982.
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it was part of India. India was originally the countries of Bangladesh and Pakistan. part of India was Muslim, and the other Hindu, so they split into India and Pakistan. now, Pakistan and Bangladesh used to be east and west Pakistan. due to political, beliefs, they split. they are now Pakistan and Bangladesh
In 1948, British India gained independence but was split into India, Pakistan and East Pakistan (now Bangladesh).
The two nations, formed at the time of partition of India in 1947 by the British, were the present India and Pakistan. Bangladesh was a part of Pakistan till 1971 Burma, although not regarded as a part of India, was nonetheless part of the wider India under British Empire.
India and Pakistan were formed from British India in 1947.
Pakistan and Nepal.
Pakistan Revolution (1936 - 1947).
It was split into Muslim and Hindu regionsIt split into two countries with different religions.
India Independence Act
Pakistan was once a part of British India. During the Partition in 1947, India and Pakistan were split into their current countries.
British India included Pakistan (and Bangladesh) and was controlled by the United Kingdom. Upon independence, the region split into two countries: India and Pakistan (which included Bangladesh at the time).
Pakistan once used to be part of India. India and Pakistan split apart because of their different religions while the Europeans were still discovering the world.