The Lahore Resolution of 1940 called for the establishment of a separate homeland for Muslims in British India, which laid the foundation for the creation of Pakistan. Women and students played an active role in raising awareness and funds to support the Pakistan Movement. The Indian National Congress opposed the Lahore Resolution and tried to assert its vision of an independent united India, showing the need for Muslims to have their own state to protect their political interests.
The Lahore Resolution of 1940 called for the establishment of a separate homeland for Muslims in British India, which laid the foundation for the creation of Pakistan. Women and students played an active role in raising awareness and funds to support the Pakistan Movement. The Indian National Congress opposed the Lahore Resolution and tried to assert its vision of an independent united India, showing the need for Muslims to have their own state to protect their political interests.
The Lahore Resolution of 1940 called for the establishment of a separate homeland for Muslims in British India, which laid the foundation for the creation of Pakistan. Women and students played an active role in raising awareness and funds to support the Pakistan Movement. The Indian National Congress opposed the Lahore Resolution and tried to assert its vision of an independent united India, showing the need for Muslims to have their own state to protect their political interests.
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Why was Lahore Resolution passed in
1940? The Lahore Resolution 1940 : The resolution for the establishment of a separate homeland for the Muslims of British India passed in the annual session of the All India Muslim League held in Lahore on 22–24 March 1940. It is a landmark document of Pakistan's history. The Role of Women and students in the Pakistan Movement : The young female students were able to generate funds for which they travelled across the country. Women also launched awareness campaigns to highlight 'Pakistan' and its significance for the Muslim women. Students played a significant role in Pakistan's historic freedom struggle. Our history serves as an inspiration and discovery for students to realize not only their power but also their destined role in the courageous struggle to build up Pakistan into a progressive, democratic and economically prosperous state. The Congress Response to Lahore Resolution:
• The Congress was clearly incapable of
representing Muslim interests. • Congress was trying to overpower every other party. • In April 1940 they tried to voice its support for an independent and united India, in response to the Lahore Resolution. Prompts: • Lahore Resolution and struggle for separate state for Muslims of India.
• Role of Women and students in the Pakistan
Movement.
• Congress, idea of partition and the Mad Scheme.
Written Work Answer the following questions on your pamphlets:
Q1. Do you think it was essential for the Muslims of the
subcontinent to have a separate state?
Q2.How in your opinion, Muslim women have contributed in the
Pakistan Movement?
Q3. How did Congress react to the Lahore Resolution? Was their reaction justified? Wrap up : Students will be asked to write the one sentence summary on the importance of Lahore Resolution.