Hindu India vs Muslim India

Initially, the purpose of the Muslim League was to establish a friendly relationship between Muslims and the British royal family. After the Royals decided to break the Bangladesh division in 1911, the Muslim League believed that they needed to establish a relationship with Congress, Hindus' representative party in order to obtain their demands . Congress Muhammad Ali Ginna also joined the Muslim League in 1913. After the witness was abolished he agreed to tie Hindus with Muslims finally signed in Lucknow on December 30, 1916.

During British rule, the relationship between Hindu and Indian Muslims was very nervous. Gandhi has always dreamed of religious unity or "integrity" as the whole of India, especially Hindus and Muslims lined up side by side. But once India acquires the ability to self-manage under British supervision, Muslims have different challenges from Hindu to realize their own self-governing dreams. Gandhi tries to gain support from Muslims by showing to them that he is not their enemy but friends.

And Muslim leaders also began to increase. Hindus and Muslims are worried that they can not get adequate representation at the new Indian government. There was a violent clash between Muslims in India and Hindus. Both sides are reluctant to compromise and begin talking about separating India into two countries - one is dominated by Muslims and the other is dominated by Hindus. Gandhi has long relinquished their Indian people their religious and ethnic differences and encouraged them to face the reality of Indian division along religious boundaries.

As independence approaches, sectarian violence will occur again. In June 1947, representatives of Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs agreed to divide India according to sectarian boundaries. The Hindu and Sikhs region is still part of India, but the northern part of the Muslim region is the Pakistani country. This split domain is called splitting

On August 15, 1947, India became independent from England. The Indian community Gandhi's "Exit India" campaign and the constant struggle for his "autonomy" has finally become a reality. Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs, India's largest religious groups, fought against Britain under Gandhi's non-violent cloak and began working for Muslim Pakistan and Hindus in India and India . In spite of the opposition of Gandhi, the independent Muslim country, the idea of ​​Pakistan is supported. Because Indian division is imminent, independent excitement will be hopeless. Violence occurred among Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs. What followed then was a catastrophe caused by politicians who did not grasp the influence of the country along the religious boundary. Before leaving the country, Britain decided a new boundary between Independent India and potential Pakistan.