Question

explain the role of communal parties in national movement of India

Answer 1

The All India Muslim League that was formed with the intention of safeguarding the interests of the Muslims of the country in 1906, eventually bargained for a separate state of Pakistan, put forward by its leader, Sir Muhammad Iqbal
The formation of The All India Muslim League promoted the Hindus to come together to form the Hindu Mahasabha for similar interests for the Hindus.
With the decline of the Non-Cooperation-Khilafat movement, a big group of Muslims did not conform to the views of the Congress.
From the mid-1920s onward, the Congress seemed more in lieu with Hindu religious nationalist groups like the Hindu Mahasabha.
As relations between Hindus and Muslims worsened, each community organised religious processions with militant fervor, paving way for the Hindu-Muslim communal clashes. Every riot further weakened the relations between the two communities.

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Answer 2

Answer:

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1. in 1906, many communal parties were formed like All India Muslin League, it's intention was to safeguard and take care of the interests of the Muslim community.

2. they started supporting their own community, their parties and their interests.

3. Most of the time they took care of the interests of the upper class/caste people and didn't see the desires of poor and helpless people.

4. they gained a desire to have more seats in legislative assembly of their own community.

5. this 'All India Muslim League' also promoted hindus to make their own party that was 'Hindu Mahasabha'

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