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1051
During the All-Parties National Convention in Calcutta (1928), how many major amendments did Quaid-e-Azam propose to the Nehru Report?
At the Calcutta Convention in December 1928, Jinnah proposed three moderate amendments: 1/3 representation for Muslims at the center, residuary powers to be vested in the provinces, and Muslim representation in Punjab and Bengal based on population for a period of 10 years. All three were rejected by the Hindu Mahasabha and the Congress leadership, leading to a total breakdown in negotiations.
1052
What was the Nehru Report's recommendation regarding the system of electorates in India?
The Nehru Report recommended the total abolition of separate electorates, which had been a core Muslim demand since 1906. It proposed joint electorates with reservation of seats for Muslims only where they were in a minority. This move was seen by Muslim leaders as a step toward Hindu majority domination and a reversal of the Lucknow Pact's principles.
1053
How did the creation of the new province of East Bengal affect the sentiment of the Muslim community?
Muslims generally welcomed the partition because the new province of East Bengal offered a Muslim-majority region where they could enjoy happier prospects for their political and economic advancement, free from the competition of West Bengal.
1054
What was the reaction of Nawab Salimullah Khan to the cancellation of the partition in 1911?
Nawab Salimullah Khan was profoundly shocked and disappointed by the annulment, which he viewed as a betrayal of the British promises to Muslims. As a result of this political setback and his declining health, he retired from active politics shortly after the announcement.
1055
On which date did the Muslims officially express their acceptance of the government's decision regarding the Partition of Bengal?
While the Hindus were mourning, the Muslims of the region formally accepted the partition on October 22, 1905. They viewed the creation of the new province as a step toward social and economic liberation from the dominance of Calcutta-based landlords and lawyers.
1056
Which influential leader represented the Muslims of East Bengal at the time of the Partition?
Nawab Salimullah Khan of Dhaka was the foremost leader of the Muslims in East Bengal during the partition. He welcomed the move as it promised better educational and economic opportunities for Muslims and later played a key role in founding the All India Muslim League.
1057
Who was appointed as the first Governor of the newly created province of East Bengal?
Sir Bampfylde Fuller (referred to as Mr. Fuller) was the first Lieutenant-Governor of Eastern Bengal and Assam. He was known for being sympathetic toward the Muslims and once famously referred to the Muslim community as his 'favourite wife,' which further angered Hindu protestors.
1058
What was the ratio between Muslims and Hindus in the newly formed Eastern Bengal province?
The demographic distribution of 18 million Muslims to 12 million Hindus resulted in a population ratio of 3:2. This majority status for Muslims was one of the primary reasons for the intense agitation by Hindu leaders, who felt their influence was being curtailed.
1059
Approximately how many Hindus resided in the newly formed Eastern Bengal province out of the total 31 million population?
The Hindu population in the new province of Eastern Bengal was approximately 12 million. With 18 million Muslims and 12 million Hindus, the demographic balance shifted significantly compared to the undivided Bengal province.
1060
In the new province of Eastern Bengal, how many people out of the 31 million total were Muslims?
Out of the 31 million people in Eastern Bengal, 18 million were Muslims. This majority status gave Muslims a better prospect for political and economic advancement, which is why the community generally supported the partition decision.
