Why did the Cabinet Mission of 1946 rejected the Muslim League rsquo s demand for a separate state f...........

Indian Freedom Struggle (CSC) 1905-1920

Why did the Cabinet Mission of 1946 rejected the Muslim League’s demand for a separate state for Pakistan?

The Cabinet Mission felt that Congress represents the Indian people and thus Muslim league could not make favorable inroad

The Muslim League had a renewed demand of a weak centre and grouping of Muslim provinces, which was accepted by Cabinet Mission

The Cabinet Mission felt that a separate state would contain larger proportion of Non-Muslim population and a sizable population of Muslims will be left in India, if two states are declared.

The Cabinet Mission was given a Mandate from London to preserve the unity of India.

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Explanation:

Correct Answer: C [The Cabinet Mission felt that a separate state would contain larger proportion of Non-Muslim population and a sizable population of Muslims will be left in India, if two states are declared.]
Explanation:

One of the main reasons of rejection of Pakistan was somewhere linked to the justice to the Non Muslims particularly Sikhs. The Mission had the views that the larger part of the proposed Pakistan including the Punjab, Sindh, Baluchistan , NWFP and Bengal would have a large number of Non Muslims. Then a smaller truncated Pakistan was also give thought but it was also rejected because , it was thought that Sikhs would be cut in two parts and their clusters of populations will get scattered around the borders. Though, still the Mission could not placate the Sikhs who thought that even though a nominal gesture of recognition of them as a major community of India was there, they were going to be left to the Muslims dominated groups