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Mind Map by joe mitchell, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by joe mitchell
about 10 years ago
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menon plan and plan baulkan
- menon plan 3rd june
- to sort out the boundaries division
of armed forces civil depts. ect.
- all parties fell out on whos making decision, jinnah said
british should decide whilst congress thought they should.
(congress got decision brit govt. bias toward them)
- if provinces decided to opt for pakistanthen they are
not entitled to indias assets
- 2nd issue Provincial decisions
- provinces were able to choose to
become part of Pakistan or remain a
part of India.
- Sind and Baluchistan voted (Majorities
for Pakistan) as well as the north west
frontier
- Sind and Baluchistan voted (Majorities
for Pakistan) as well as the north west
frontier
- punjab+bengal-muslim reps voted for
undivided provinces to be part of pakistan,
whereas hindu and sikhs wanted provinces
to be divided between pakistan and india.
decided that itll be divided.
- as of this independence act passed on july 4th just after
provincial decisions had been made. passed by house of
commons with no changes and was law in mid july this
rush shows how much the british wanted out
- partition set up in june 1947 to divide
things like trains+type writers, staff inc
indian civil service
- initially council was patel and
prasad(congress) with khan and nishtar
(ml) but replaced by jinnah soon after
as it was seen as priority
- july 19th interim govt. split in 2 giving them each
state. congress still said pakistan opted out so
should be allowed nothing, congress then
ejected all staff who chose pakistan.
- pakistan planning was happening in tents with hardly any equipment,
because of this khan wanted date for partition moved forward
- 4th issue
- pakistan+india planned to part of common wealth of britian they
had to keep british monarchy as head of state, but also a brit
governor general which mountbatten thought he'd get. jinnah got
to support india or he had to resign
- 5th issue-borders
- sir cyrill radcliffe had 36 days to make borders
and decisions based on stats not political
reasons had to split bengal and punjab.
- jinnah thought pakistan was 1 state not
2 seperate ones, and congress thought
pakistan wouldnt last long and re-join
soon
- used wavells lines as the majority, lahore was divided
- independence
- granted on stroke of midnight on 14th+15th august
- granted on stroke of midnight on 14th+15th august
- used wavells lines as the majority, lahore was divided
- jinnah thought pakistan was 1 state not
2 seperate ones, and congress thought
pakistan wouldnt last long and re-join
soon
- sir cyrill radcliffe had 36 days to make borders
and decisions based on stats not political
reasons had to split bengal and punjab.
- 5th issue-borders
- pakistan+india planned to part of common wealth of britian they
had to keep british monarchy as head of state, but also a brit
governor general which mountbatten thought he'd get. jinnah got
to support india or he had to resign
- 4th issue
- pakistan planning was happening in tents with hardly any equipment,
because of this khan wanted date for partition moved forward
- july 19th interim govt. split in 2 giving them each
state. congress still said pakistan opted out so
should be allowed nothing, congress then
ejected all staff who chose pakistan.
- initially council was patel and
prasad(congress) with khan and nishtar
(ml) but replaced by jinnah soon after
as it was seen as priority
- partition set up in june 1947 to divide
things like trains+type writers, staff inc
indian civil service
- as of this independence act passed on july 4th just after
provincial decisions had been made. passed by house of
commons with no changes and was law in mid july this
rush shows how much the british wanted out
- provinces were able to choose to
become part of Pakistan or remain a
part of India.
- to sort out the boundaries division
of armed forces civil depts. ect.
- plan baulkan 3rd may
- decisions freely
made at
provincial level
- meaning british provinces would be allowed to decide whether to be
autonomous or not also the princely states had the choice to be
autonomous or join others e.g former brit states
- provinces of bengal and punjab had option to partition
- provinces of bengal and punjab had option to partition
- meaning british provinces would be allowed to decide whether to be
autonomous or not also the princely states had the choice to be
autonomous or join others e.g former brit states
- decisions freely
made at
provincial level
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