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Which one of the following statements concerning the Freedom and Partition of India is not correct?
In February 1947, British Prime Minister Attlee announced that the British were not going to transfer power to Indians, come what may
Lord Wavell advocated total withdrawal of the British from India by 31 March, 1948
It was Lord Mountbatten who speeded up the process of transfer of power
The Plan Balkan was abandoned on account of Nehru's opposition to it
On February 20, 1947, Clement Attlee, British Premier, declared that the British would quit India in June 1948.
The ecstasy of coming independence was marred by the large-scale communal riots during and after August 1946. The Hindu and Muslim communalists blamed each other for starting the heinous killings and competed with each other in cruelty.
Lord Louis Mountbatten, who had come to India as Viceroy in March 1947, worked out a compromise after long discussions with the leaders of the Congress and the Muslim League: the country was to be free but not united.
India would be partitioned and a new state of Pakistan would be created along with a free India.
The nationalist leaders agreed to the partition of India in order to avoid the large-scale blood bath that communal riots threatened
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