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In 1940 100,000 Muslims gathered in Lahore in Minto Park to listen Mr. Jinnah. This resolution was made to explain the idea of separate homeland for Muslims already defined by Allama Iqbal

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The Cripps Mission, headed by Sir Stafford Cripps, was send by British Government to talk to the Indian leaders and obtain their cooperation and loyalty for Britain's was effort in WWII. The Cripps mission failed.

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The Quit India Movement was meant to disrupt the working of the British government but the congress got just one day to protest. The nest day most of congress leaders were jailed.

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When Mr. Gandhi was released from jail a meeting between him and Mr. Jinnah was set up at the latter's residence in Bombay through the efforts of Mr. Rajogopalachari. An agreement could not reach because of Mr. Gandhi stubbornness that India should not be divided.

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World was II ended in 1945 with Britain facing economic crisis. It was clear that it could no longer hold on to its colonies Viceroy Wavell called the Indian parties to Shimla for a conference.

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Clement Attlee announced elections to both the Central and Provincial assemblies in India which all parties decided to contest. The election results proved momentous as they decided the future of the Indian Subcontinent and its Partition into two separate states.

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In march the British government made a last attempt to keep united India - It sent out a three member Cabinet Mission which Included Lord Pethick-Lawrence, Sir Stafford Cripps and Lord A.V. Alexander.

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Quaid-e-Azam and the Muslim League, who already accepted the Cabinet Mission Plan, were frustrated by the negotiations between the Congress and the British, who appeared to favor the former's plans rather than the idea of Pakistan.

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With Congress and Muslim League's acceptance of the 3 June Plan, the British Parliament passed the Independence Act in July, In 1947. It marked the end of the British Raj in India.

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On the eve of 14 August 1947 Jawaharlal Nehru addressed the Constituent assembly in Dehli.

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Fina;;y the efforts of different Muslim leader for a separate homeland for Muslims brought success. Mr. Jinnah first stepped in Pakistan.