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    The Lahore Resolution of 1940 played an important role in the partition of India by providing a decisive step for Muslims in British India to determine their cultural, economic, social and political future. It outlined a homeland for Indian Muslims, which became increasingly important after negotiations between Jinnah and Gandhi failed because Gandhi refused to accept Jinnah's interpretation of the resolution and the two-nation theory. The Simla Conference led Jinnah to agree to separate electorates for Muslims, recognizing their political identity distinct from other religious communities in India.

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    The Lahore Resolution of 1940 played an important role in the partition of India by providing a decisive step for Muslims in British India to determine their cultural, economic, social and political future. It outlined a homeland for Indian Muslims, which became increasingly important after negotiations between Jinnah and Gandhi failed because Gandhi refused to accept Jinnah's interpretation of the resolution and the two-nation theory. The Simla Conference led Jinnah to agree to separate electorates for Muslims, recognizing their political identity distinct from other religious communities in India.

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    The Lahore Resolution of 1940 played an important role in the partition of India by providing a decisive step for Muslims in British India to determine their cultural, economic, social and political future. It outlined a homeland for Indian Muslims, which became increasingly important after negotiations between Jinnah and Gandhi failed because Gandhi refused to accept Jinnah's interpretation of the resolution and the two-nation theory. The Simla Conference led Jinnah to agree to separate electorates for Muslims, recognizing their political identity distinct from other religious communities in India.

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    What was the importance of the Lahore Resolution?

    After the partition of India in 1947, the ‘Lahore Resolution’ was credited for
    having played an important role in the partition. It was said that the resolution
    was a decisive step towards finding cultural, economic, social, and political
    future for the Muslim populace in British India. Though there were many
    proposals in the past that sought a homeland for Indian Muslims, the ‘Lahore
    Resolution’ played a key role in the subsequent partition of India.

    Why did Jinnah Gandhi talk failed?


    An analysis of the correspondence dearly shows that the talk failed because Gandhi simply
    refused to accept the Lahore Resolution as interpreted by Jinnah. He did not believe in the two
    nation theory which was the fundamental basis of the Muslims' demand, and totally rejected the
    Muslims right of self- determination

    why simla conference made mr jinnah agree with seprate electrolates


    for mouslim? 4marks

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