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KHILAFAT MOVEMENT
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INTRODUCTION
An effort to ??
Role of Khilafat in Islamic society??
Khalifa ?? Last C ??
World War-I ??
Pan-Islamic movement & sick man of Europe ??
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The caliphate was endangered first ??
The empire’s defeat in World War I (1914–18) and
Istanbul Accord ?? Peace armistice ??
Fears of the loss of the caliphate were intensified
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by the Treaty of Sèvres (August ??)
TREATY OF SÈVRES (AUGUST 1920)
Purpose??
Signed?? at Sèvres ??, between ??
Result ??
Mesopotamia (Iraq) and Palestine
(including Trans - Jordan)??
Syria (including Lebanon) ??
The Kingdom of Hejaz ??
Armenia ??
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Turkey retained Anatolia ??
Smyrna (modern Izmir) and its environs ?? Condition ??
Eastern Thrace and certain Aegean islands??
Dodecanese and Rhodes ??
The treaty was accepted by the government of Sultan Mehmed ??
Vahdettin ?? at Istanbul but was rejected by the rival nationalist
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government of ?? at Ankara.
Atatürk's separate treaty with the ?? and his subsequent victories
against the ?? during the War of Independence forced the Allies to
negotiate a new treaty in ??, in Lausanne - ??.
REACTIONS OF INDIANS
April-May ?? Khilafat Conference organized, why??
At conference (KC), in Sep 1919, at ??, resulted in
Khilafat Committee:1st president: ?? & 1st
secretary General of K.M??
All India Khilafat conference ?? presided by??
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Where ?? Resolutions??
19th January, 1920: the deputation headed by ??
met viceroy??
Viceroy’s assurance?? ZAHOOR ELAHI (CSP)
K. DELEGATION TO ENGLAND
In December 1919 both the Khilafat Committee and
Congress held their meetings simultaneously at ?? and a
delegation was prepared which was sent to England under
the leadership of ?? to see the British Prime Minister,
Cabinet Member and Members of Parliament and to
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explain the Indian point of view regarding the Khilafat.
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The delegation visited England in ??. The leaders of the
delegation addressed the ?? and saw the British Prime
Minister, ?? who paid no heed to the delegations demand.
The delegation stayed at London for ?? months and won
many hearts and sympathies of people in Britain delivering
speeches.
However, the delegation returned to India unsuccessful in
October ?? .
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NON-COOPERATION MOVEMENT
The leaders of Khilafat Movement (Khilafat
Conference) passed a resolution in favor of Non
Co-operation in Feb. ??, at ??, Under leadership of
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Congress extended support ??
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The leaders of the two met at ?? and resolved to
launch a country wide agitation under the
leadership of Mr. ?? in September 1920.
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Against the ??
Ruling style ??
TARK-E-MAWALAT
?? issued a Fatwa of ??
On 6th ??, 1920. Agenda ??
In January 1921, nearly ?? thousands students of
various colleges and schools boycotted their classes and a number of
teachers most of them were Muslims tendered their resignation.
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The Movement became so powerful that the Government was obliged to
pay attention to the problem. The British Government invited ??, the
President of ?? to visit London to discuss the issue. A delegation under has
leadership visited London and discussed the sentiment of Muslims but the
delegation also returned unsuccessfully. ZAHOOR ELAHI (CSP)
Impacts on Muslims??
DAR-UL-HARB
?? and ?? issued a
fatwa for migration from India stating India
as “??”
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therefore needed to migrate to some other country or ??.
Thousands of families sold out their properties for a ?? of
their value and hastily left for ??, in August 1920.
In beginning, Afghan government welcomed Muhajirs but
later it closed down it frontiers due to its own miserable
condition
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CALLED OFF A CAMPAIGN OF CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE
On February 4, ??, supporters of the Khilafat movement and
the Indian National Congress clashed with local ??. An angry
mob subsequently set the local ?? on fire, killing ?? Indian
policemen who had taken shelter inside. The incident dealt a
blow to the nonviolent non-cooperation movement led by ??,
who denounced the violence in ?? and called off a campaign
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of civil disobedience that he had been about to launch in
Bardoli, Gujarat state.
Gandhi initiatives/reactions ??
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Kitchlew, Pir Ghulam Mujadid, Maulana Nisar Ahmad and
Swami Shankar Acharya were trialed;
Trial proceedings held in Khaliq Dina Hall, Karachi on 26tth
December, ??;
They presented case strongly but were sentenced for ??
years.
A peasant revolt??
Hindu-Muslim unity was at its peak in
Malabar district in ?? which came to be
known as ?? revolt??
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communal feelings??
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Dardanelles), which, however, was to remain demilitarized
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and remain subject to an international convention.
Turkey recovered full sovereign rights over all its territory,
and foreign zones of influence and capitulations were
abolished. ZAHOOR ELAHI (CSP)
Outside the Zone of the Straits, no limitation was imposed
on the Turkish military establishment.
THE END OF KHILAFAT MOVEMENT
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The GNAT??
Caliphate
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ANALYSIS
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ANALYSIS
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Political strategy of Indian Muslims for future
New type leadership for Muslims
Popular politics - Involvement of masses in politics
Plight of migrants ZAHOOR ELAHI (CSP)
Results of the Khilafat Movement
Maulana Mohd Ali Jauhar (?? and ?? spread message –
Muslim press - connected to Pakistan Movement)
Al Hilal and ?? were published by Maulana ??
PARTITION OF BENGAL
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INTRODUCTION
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Parts: ??
Hindu’s claim of D&R policy
Bengal was reunited in 19??
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REASONS/BACKGROUNDS
i. Administrative reasons
– like country??, total pop. ?? mn,
–?? largest province of India
(present-day West Bengal, Bihar, Odisha, Bangladesh and Assam)
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iii. Geographical reasons??
iv. Political reasons?? – growing nationalism e.g. BG Tillak
v. Social reasons ??
vi. Linguistic reasons ?? ZAHOOR ELAHI (CSP)
vii. Legal issues e.g. riots
viii. Governance reasons e.g. Capital
ix. Economic reasons e.g. Jute/Port
x. Cultural reasons?? e.g. 42mn +12 mn, 12 mn +18 mn
ANALYSIS
i. The British response?? Initial??. Change??
ii. Hindus’ response
a. Hindus’ anti British campaigns??
b. Terrorist activities??
c. Swadeshi movement ??
d. Congress’ delegation to London ??Under leadership of ??
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e. Civil disobedience movement ??
f. Psychological factor ??
g. Pol. Factor e.g. day of mourning??
h. Congress also opposed led by Sir Henry Cotton
iii. Law and order situation e.g. HM riots
iv. Muslims’ response ?? ZAHOOR ELAHI (CSP)
ANNULMENT / REVERVAL OF PoB/CONCLUSION
i. Change in the government ?? Lord H??,
& Lord C??
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in ?? 1911, ?? holding of Darbar at ?? on ?? Announcements ??
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iv.?? left the politics??
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INTRODUCTION
India Act 1919
In the late 1920s
May 1924 MLs mer under the leadership of ?? Delhi Proposals ??
Stanley Baldwin ??
Aims of Commission??
Composition ??
Peculiarity ??
Headed by ?? SJS
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Clement Atlee??
All-India Committee --- Lord Irwin
Rebellion
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As president of the Muslim League he said:
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On 8 April 1929, BS?? and Batukeshwar Dutt threw a bomb in the Central
Legislative Assembly to protest the implementation of ??. They raised
slogans of 'Long Live the Revolution.‘ (??)
HSRA was a revolutionary party set up by Ram Prasad Bismil and his
associates in 1923 to ?? in India and achieve independence for the country
through ?? if necessary. --In 1928, the name of the party was changed to
HRSA ??-- Kakori Conspiracy Case
In March 1929, ?? labour leaders including ?? Englishmen were arrested
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the charge of conspiracy. The trial which lasted ?? years is known as the
Meerut Conspiracy Case ??
FEATURES
Federation
Flexibility
Dyarchy at centre??
Dyarchy at provincial level??
Special powers to the Governor??
The govt. of India’s control over high court??
The governor general’s authority to appoint members of his
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cabinet??
The number of member of provincial legislative council was
increased??
Separate communal electorates??
The Council of State would continue working as the ??, but its
members would not be elected based on ??, rather they would be
elected based on ?? election by the provincial councils.
?? should be segregated from British India and issued with a
constitution all of its own. ZAHOOR ELAHI (CSP)
The Commission published its ??-volume report in ??
CONCLUSION
It proposed the abolition of the diarchy and the
establishment of authoritarian governments in the
provinces.
Government of India Act ??
?? the first elections
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The arrival of the Commission has provided an impetus
to the Indian Freedom Struggle for Independence by
inspiring leaders and masses
Limitations??