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Independence and Partition of India
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Independence and Partition of India
Independence of India
1) Cabinet & Mountbatten Plan and its acceptance.
2) Indian Independence Act-1947
Independence of India
MB Plan
1) Partition
2) Relations between the two new dominions.
3) A Boundary Commission
4) The Princely States
5) Bengal and Punjab, Sindh, NWFP
6) the district of Sylhet.(muslim majority-E Bengal or Assam)
7) Formation of Constituent Assembly.
8) Transfer of Power(to declare before Aug.1947)
Acceptance Of MB Plan
1) Communal riot.
2) Obstruction by League.
3) A smaller country
4) Continuation of British-calamity
5) Delay-Civil war
6) rid the problem of separate electorate.
Acceptance
Independence Act
1) Two dominions
2) Provision of Partition-Bengal, Punjab, NWFP, Sylhet
3) Governor General for each
4) CA to serve as central legislatures
5) End of British Jurisdiction
6) Princely States
7) Treaties and Agreements-ended
8) Division of Army and Assets
9) Bringing act into operation
10) Secretary state for India abolished
Cabinet Plan
1) Federal Union= British provinces + Princely states
2) Powers of the Union
3) Provincial Autonomy
4) Grouping of Provinces=A-Hindu/ B-Muslim & C-Bengal, Assam...
5) Formation of CA-389=296+93
6) Representation of minorities
7) Formation of an Interim govt.(14 members at centre-time being viceroy will constitute.
8) Freedom to join the Common wealth
9) Transfer of Power(to declare before Aug.1947)