Why did relations between the Muslim League and Congress worsen during the 1930s?
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THIS HAPPENED BCZ AFTER THE DECLINE OF NON COOPERATION AND KHILAFAT MOVEMENT. MUSLIMS NOW FELT ALIENATED.
THEY FELT THAT ASSEMBLIES ARE ONLY HINDU DOMINATING LIKE HINDU MAHASABHAAS.WHEN THEY DEMANDED FOR SEPERATE ELECTORATES THEN THEY WERE SUPPRESSED. THESE ACTIVITIES LED TO COMMUNAL RIOTS
THEY FELT THAT ASSEMBLIES ARE ONLY HINDU DOMINATING LIKE HINDU MAHASABHAAS.WHEN THEY DEMANDED FOR SEPERATE ELECTORATES THEN THEY WERE SUPPRESSED. THESE ACTIVITIES LED TO COMMUNAL RIOTS
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just highlighting the problem
1: unacceptance of Nehru report
2: failure of all three round table conferences
3: Simon commission bring disagreement
4: Congress refused to include muslim league ministers in government
5: The muslim league scored poor results in the 1937 election
6: Congress flags flew from public buildings and hindu nationalist song, Bande Mataram, encouraging the expulsion of muslim
Explanation: muslims living under hindu government felt harassed they saw these moves as an attempt to negate their culture and identity . Even their language was undermined . The arrogant , hardline attitude of congress was untolerable
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