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what is the Mountbatten plan?

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Answered by deshraj141077gmail
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The Mountbatten Plan proposes the partition of India and the speedy transfer of responsibility, initially in the form of Dominion Status, to Indian Governments for the sections of a divided India.

Formally, the Plan does not lay down the partition of India, but provides machinery for the areas affected by the Pakistan demand to choose, either through their Legislative Assembly representatives or through referendum, between a single Constituent Assembly in accordance with the Cabinet Mission Plan, or a separate Constituent Assembly for a separate State. This involves division of the Punjab and Bengal so that the Moslem-majority areas and non-Moslem majority areas can decide separately. In practice, on the basis of existing representation, this means partition, including almost certainly the partition of the Punjab and Bengal.

The position of the Princes’ States is left unchanged: that is, with the ending of paramountcy they can join either grouping or proclaim their independence and establish their separate relations with Britain.
Answered by BrainlyMOSAD
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> THE PLAN FOR TRANSFER OF POWER TO THE INDIANS AND PARTITION OF THE COUNTRY WAS LAID DOWN IN THE MOUNTBATTEN PLAN.

> IT WAS GIVEN A FORMAL SHAPE BY A STATEMENT MADE BY THE BRITISH GOVERMENT ON 3rd JUNE ,1947.


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