What were the recommendations of the Cabinet Mission? How did the pol

1.	What were the recommendations of the Cabinet Mission? How did the political parties receive them?
Answer» These were the recommendations: Formation of an Indian Union including the British Provinces and the native states. India should remain one. Defence, Foreign Affairs and Communication should be handled by the Centre. Other matters may be administered by the Province and native states. The existing Provinces would be grouped into A, B, and C. In A group there will be Provinces with Hindu majority. In the B group, there will be Provinces of Muslim majority from the North West region. In Group C, Muslim Majority Provinces of the North East, including Assam, will be included. A Constitution-making Committee will be made. This Committee will be elected by the Provincial Assemblies. Until the Constitution is prepared, an Ad-hoc government will be formed in the Centre. It will consist of leaders of different political parties. Partition soon became inevitable. Most Congress leaders were against it. But they.had to finally agree to it They knew that although it was undesirable it was inevitable. There were only two people who vehemently opposed partition – Gandhi and Frontier Gandhi (Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan).

What were the recommendations of the Cabinet Mission? How did the political parties receive them?

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These were the recommendations:

Formation of an Indian Union including the British Provinces and the native states. India should remain one.
Defence, Foreign Affairs and Communication should be handled by the Centre. Other matters may be administered by the Province and native states.
The existing Provinces would be grouped into A, B, and C. In A group there will be Provinces with Hindu majority.
In the B group, there will be Provinces of Muslim majority from the North West region. In Group C, Muslim Majority Provinces of the North East, including Assam, will be included.
A Constitution-making Committee will be made. This Committee will be elected by the Provincial Assemblies.
Until the Constitution is prepared, an Ad-hoc government will be formed in the Centre. It will consist of leaders of different political parties.
Partition soon became inevitable. Most Congress leaders were against it. But they.had to finally agree to it They knew that although it was undesirable it was inevitable.
There were only two people who vehemently opposed partition – Gandhi and Frontier Gandhi (Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan).