what were factors behind the partition of Muslim league into two wings (Quaid e Azam Group and Sir Shafi League) after Simon Commission.
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The conflict in the year 1927, led to the division of All India Muslim League into two groups. The reason being that Jinnah and his supporters were in support of the joint electorates system whereas Shafi and his followers greatly opposed this thinking of joint electorates.
Jinnah joined the All India Muslim League in the year 1913, and after its partition, he became the leader of the part which remained as the All India Muslim League whereas Shafi became the leader of Shafi league.
Jinnah was referred to as the great leader of the party and this named 'Qaid-e-Azam'.
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"Simon commission was one of the most important movements by the Indian to boycott the commission with the slogan "Simon Go Back." All the parties, including the Muslim league together to take part in this movement, which was one of the significant steps to liberate India from the colonization.
But some people from the Muslim league were not in favor to join this movement as they wanted only Indians to join then which later divided the Muslim league in 19