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The Lahore Resolution was held on 23 March, in the Minto park where 100,000 people gathered to listen to Mr.Jinnah explain that muslims need a separate state.

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The Cripps Mission by Sir Stafford Cripps was sent to India to talk with Indian Leaders but failed because full dominion status could only be given after the war.

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The Quit India Movement:                 1942

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The Quit India Movement:                 1942

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On 8 August the 'Quit India' movement was meant to disrupt the working of British government.

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The Elections demonstrated that it was the sole representative of the Muslims as it won the entire Muslim vote.

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The Cabinet Mission Plan:                        1946

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The Cabinet Mission Plan:                        1946

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In March 1946, the British government made a last attempt to keep a united India. The members spent many weeks of discussion with the political leaders but when there was no progress seen it proposed it's own plan.

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On 16 August, Quaid-e-Azam announced a Direct Action Day. However, communal violence flared up and thousands were killed. The Cabinet Mission Plan admitted failure and Prime Minister Clement Attlee chose Lord Mountbatten as the Viceroy.

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The British Parliament passed the Independence Act which marked the end of British raj. The division was based on the ratio of 17(India) : 5(Pakistan)