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During which session of the Muslim League, Jinnah gave his “Two-Nation Theory”
1935 Karachi Session
1939 Amritsar Session
1940 Lahore session
1946 Calcutta session
On March 20, 1940, the Muslim League met at Lahore. Here Fazlul Haq, the Premier of Bengal, who along with Muslim League had formed the Government Bengal Province, moved a resolution, which was passed by Muslim League. The resolution said: the areas in which Muslims are numerically in majority, as in north-western and eastern zones of India, should be grouped to constitute the Independent States in which the Constituent units would be autonomous and sovereign”. In this session Jinnah in his Presidential address gave the famous two nation theory as follows: “India cannot be assumed today to be Unitarian and homogenous nation, but on the contrary, there are two nations in the main- the Hindus and the Muslims”. But the term Pakistan was not used in this session. This resolution was ambiguous and only a primitive idea which took firm shape only in 1946. Gandhi rejected the two-nation theory and said: ” My whole soul rebels against the idea that Hinduism and Islam represent two antagonistic cultures and doctrines. To assent to such a doctrine for me is denial of God”.
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