Question

list the event after 1935 which leads to the the formation of Pakistan​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Pakistan Movement started originally as the Aligarh Movement, and as a result, the British Indian Muslims began to develop a secular political identity. Soon thereafter, the All India Muslim League was formed, which perhaps marked the beginning of the Pakistan Movement.

Answer 2

Here you go with the Answer:-

The Muslim League had moved a resolution in 1940, demanding an independent state for Muslims in Eastern areas of country and for Muslims in the North-Western areas of the country.

The resolution of 1940 had no mention of Pakistan or partition.

The Muslim League started at the Muslims through the prism of a separate “nation” from the Hindus from the late 1930s.

The history of tensions between Muslims and Hindus in the 1930s and 1920s may have influenced the development of this idea.

The Muslim league was apprehensive that Muslims would play a role of minority in the democratic structure, this was reinforced after the provincial elections of 1937.

The proposal of forming a joint Congress League in the United Provinces in 1937 was rejected by the Congress which annoyed the Muslim League.

The Muslim league was able to widen its social support due to the failure of the Congress to mobilise the Muslim masses in the 1930s.

When the Congress leaders were in jail, the Muslim league tried to enlarge its support base in the 1940s.

British opened negotiations between themselves, the League and the Congress for the independence of India at the end of the war in 1945.

As a large number of Muslims still supported Congress, the Congress did not accept the League’s position as the sole spokesperson for Muslims.

When elections to the Provinces were held in 1946, the League won in seats reserved for Muslims, and Congress dominated in General constituencies.

Muslim League kept persisting with its demand for a new nation – Pakistan.

A three-member mission was sent to Delhi in March 1946, to broker a deal, but its proposals were rejected by Muslima League and Congress.

Muslim League went on mass agitation after failure of Cabinet Mission.

Muslim League called for Direct Action Day on 16th August 1946.

This resulted in mass riots in Calcutta which resulted in the deaths of thousands of people, and this violence spread all over Northern India by March 1947.

During partition many women faced brutalities, and hundred thousand people were killed.

Millions of people fled from their homes and made them refugees.

Partition resulted in changing the geography of India, names of many cities were changed and Pakistan came into existence, causing pain and misery to many people