The “partition of india” refers to the creation of the state from india’s western border. the tension involving the partition revolves around religious differences in the region: most of the population of india while a sizable minority of the country- especially in the west- is because of this, when prepared to give india its independence, some advocated the creation of a separate state. the leader of the muslim league, was the loudest voice of that movement. on the other who would later be india’s first prime minister, advocated a unified india. in 1946 the situation erupted into violence. on “direct action day”- a day of planned peaceful protest for a separate muslim state- radical islamic gangs attacked and killed hindus in calcutta. in retaliation, hindus struck back against muslims. in the end, over 4,000, people died in a matter of days. on august 14, the country of created as an independent muslim state. the next day, granted its independence.

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The “Partition of India” refers to the creation of the state of Pakistan  from India’s western border. The tension involving the partition revolves around religious differences in the region: most of the population of India are Hindu  while a sizable minority of the country- especially in the west- is Muslim  . Because of this, when Great Britain  prepared to give India its independence, some advocated the creation of a separate state. Mohammad Ali Jinnah  , the leader of the Muslim League, was the loudest voice of that movement. On the other hand, Jawarahal Nehru  , who would later be India’s first Prime Minister, advocated a unified India.  

In 1946 the situation erupted into violence. On “Direct Action Day”- a day of planned peaceful protest for a separate Muslim state- radical Islamic gangs attacked and killed Hindus in Calcutta. In retaliation, Hindus struck back against Muslims. In the end, over 4,000, people died in a matter of days. On August 14, 1947  , the country of Pakistan  was created as an independent Muslim state. The next day, India  was granted its independence.

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