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1)pakistan resolution (1940)

2)womens role (1940-41)

3)crips proposal and quit india movement (1943-43)

4)jinnah ganghi talks and elections(1944-1945)

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Lahore resolution 1940

1940

This picture signifies the lahore resolution which was passed on 23 maqrch 1940 in minto park,lahore.

100,000 muslims came to listen to mr jinnahs speech.

the lahore resolution was an establishment of separate homeland for muslims of british india.quid-e-azam came to be known as the great leader

1940-41

this picture shows the women and students who played a major role for an independent pakistan .the womens wing of muslim league,included all members of classes and first women session was held in islamia womens college.Quid-e-azam also said

'i am lad to see that not only muslim men but also women and children have understood the pakistan scheme'

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1)pakistan resolution (1940)

2)womens role (1940-41)

3)crips proposal and quit india movement (1943-43)

4)jinnah ganghi talks and elections(1944-1945)

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Lahore resolution 1940

1940

This picture signifies the lahore resolution which was passed on 23 maqrch 1940 in minto park,lahore.

100,000 muslims came to listen to mr jinnahs speech.

the lahore resolution was an establishment of separate homeland for muslims of british india.quid-e-azam came to be known as the great leader

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"Story of Pakistan! 1940-1945"

Meenal Shah

A brief overview of the Lahore Resolution and its significance in the creation of a separate homeland for Muslims in British India, along with other key events leading to the partition of India.

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