Partition of bengal causes effects and outcomes
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The reasons behind the Partition are:
Unity among the People
Lord Curzon in charge of the Government of India proposed the division of Bengal for administrative convenience. But the actual reason behind this was his fear on their existence and decided to break apart the state Bengal. Lord Curzon could understand the unity among the Indian nation and wanted to curb their individuality.
Political strength
Lord Curzon during his tenure from 1898 to 1905 he expressed of bringing down the number of elected Senate members. Thus in the year 1899 he brought down the members that were to be elected from the Calcutta Corporation giving the key financial powers to the Britisher’s.
The Universities Act
Lord Curzon passed the universities Act in the year 1904 according to this Act secrets of the government were meant to be curtailed among them and not given to the press.
Nationalism
He later announced the partition of Bengal in 1905.He did it so aiming for two advantages. The weakening of the nationalist movement and the fire set between the Muslims and Hindus. In 1902 he announced that he wanted to divide Bengal with the objective of administrative convenience.
Separation of the state
Curzon’s proposal’s for the division of Bengal received Royal assent on 1st September, 1905.Bengal was divided into two parts.The separation of the state was also to cripple the nationalists and the educated who were higher in Bengal.
Hindus and Muslims
The moderate leader’s influence on the people was reduced in the 19th century. Lord Curzon was determined to curb the nationalist movement and Wanted to rule by dividing Muslims and Hindu’s against each other.
Anti-Partition Movement of BengalThe people of Bengal understood the real motive behind the partition. On 16th October 1905, the partition became effective people observed this day as a day of mourning.People fastened and walked barefoot to the Ganges and sang patriotic songs like Vandemataram written by BankimChandra Chatterjee.Rabindranath Tagore suggeted to observe 16th October as Raksh Bandhan day between people of west and east Bengal.
Unity among the People
Lord Curzon in charge of the Government of India proposed the division of Bengal for administrative convenience. But the actual reason behind this was his fear on their existence and decided to break apart the state Bengal. Lord Curzon could understand the unity among the Indian nation and wanted to curb their individuality.
Political strength
Lord Curzon during his tenure from 1898 to 1905 he expressed of bringing down the number of elected Senate members. Thus in the year 1899 he brought down the members that were to be elected from the Calcutta Corporation giving the key financial powers to the Britisher’s.
The Universities Act
Lord Curzon passed the universities Act in the year 1904 according to this Act secrets of the government were meant to be curtailed among them and not given to the press.
Nationalism
He later announced the partition of Bengal in 1905.He did it so aiming for two advantages. The weakening of the nationalist movement and the fire set between the Muslims and Hindus. In 1902 he announced that he wanted to divide Bengal with the objective of administrative convenience.
Separation of the state
Curzon’s proposal’s for the division of Bengal received Royal assent on 1st September, 1905.Bengal was divided into two parts.The separation of the state was also to cripple the nationalists and the educated who were higher in Bengal.
Hindus and Muslims
The moderate leader’s influence on the people was reduced in the 19th century. Lord Curzon was determined to curb the nationalist movement and Wanted to rule by dividing Muslims and Hindu’s against each other.
Anti-Partition Movement of BengalThe people of Bengal understood the real motive behind the partition. On 16th October 1905, the partition became effective people observed this day as a day of mourning.People fastened and walked barefoot to the Ganges and sang patriotic songs like Vandemataram written by BankimChandra Chatterjee.Rabindranath Tagore suggeted to observe 16th October as Raksh Bandhan day between people of west and east Bengal.
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