Partition of India

In 1947 the rulers of the British Indian parted India into two countries. Pakistan is composed of Hindus and a majority of Muslim states with other religious majority majority and India (quotation?). This division is due to Muslims' request that they believe that it is impossible for them to live with Hindus, because they are social, moral, and religiously different from them. This Muslim Hindu separation process began with Muslim educator Sir Syed Ahmed Khan who established Muhammad Oriental Collage in 1857 to educate Aligarh Muslims later known as Aligues. It is a university

England has built a foundation for a long time, and now the competition between Hindus and Muslims has become more strict, and now Indian splitting can not be stopped. Split in India is a British - British department based on religious demographics. This led to the establishment of a sovereign state of Pakistani governor (later Pakistan Islamic Republic and Bangladesh People 's Republic) and the Indian Commonwealth (later Indian Republic) held on August 14 and 15, 1947. Each

The Indian sector was a British Indian division in 1947, with two independent rules of India and Pakistan. Today Indian territory is India Republic and Pakistan territory is today Pakistan Islamic Republic and Bangladesh People's Republic. This district spans three provinces, Assam, Bangladesh, Punjab, based on the majority of Hindus or Muslims in the area. The border between India and Pakistan is called the Radcliffe line. It also includes divisions between the two new territories of the British Indian Army, the British Indian Navy, the civil servants of India, the railroad and the Central Finance Department. As the British government said the Indian independence law in 1947 prescribed this division, which led to the dissolution of the British Raj. Two autonomous nations of Pakistan and India were legally founded at midnight from 14th to 15th August 1947.

After Indian division in 1947, many people moved from India to Pakistan according to their religious beliefs, and vice versa. Due to the collapse of the British Indian Empire, this department was founded in 1947 by Indian Independence Law. It is estimated that this department will kill the former Indian Empire's 17 million people and lose hundreds of thousands to millions of people. Former Indian Muslims have moved to Pakistan (East Pakistan, now including Bangladesh), but Hindu residents and Sikhs of Pakistani residents and Hindu residents of East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) move in the opposite direction