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With respect to the Wavell?s “Breakdown Plan”, consider the following statements:
1. Lord Wavell presented his plan to the Cripps Mission.
2. It envisaged the withdrawal of the British Army and officials to the Muslim provinces of North-West and North-East and handing over the rest of the country to the Congress.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
1 only
2 only
Both 1 and 2
Neither 1 nor 2
Explanation: Lord Wavell presented his plan to the Cabinet Mission in May 1946. It visualised a middle course between ?repression? and ?scuttle?. This plan envisaged the withdrawal of the British Army and officials to the Muslim provinces of North-West and North-East and handing over the rest of the country to the Congress. Though superseded by the Cabinet Mission Plan, Wavell‘s plan was an evidence of: ? British recognition of the impossibility of suppressing any future Congress-led rebellion. ? desire in some high official circles to make a ?Northern Ireland? of Pakistan.
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