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Part of the Quaid-i-Azam:
Jinnah did a considerable measure to unite the two countries alongside the acknowledgment of the privileges of Muslims. Meeting of both sides held at Lucknow in 1916. The established recommendations were endorsed:
• One Third seats for Muslims in the Imperial Legislative Council
• Separate Electorate.
• Half individuals from the Executive Council to be chosen by the Imperial Authoritative Council.
• Appointed positions of the armed force for Indians.
• Development of Provincial Legislative Councils.
• Half individuals from the Governor 's Executive Council are chosen by Commonplace Legislative Council.
• Weight age to minorities in areas
Gains for the Muslims were:
• Separate election system
• One third Muslim seats in central legislature
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The Khilafat development was a religion-political development propelled by the Muslims of British India for the maintenance of the Ottoman Caliphate and for not giving over the control of Muslim blessed spots to non-Muslims. Turkey favored Germany in World War 1. As it started to lose the war, concerns were communicated in India about the eventual fate of Turkey. It was a crest period from 1919 to 1922 throwing showings, blacklist, and other weight by the two noteworthy groups, the Hindus and the Muslims. Being siblings, the Indian Muslims understood their religious obligation to help the Muslim nation. Fundamental Points of Khilafat development:
• Stool Khilafat ought to be kept in place.
• Regional solidarity of Turkey be protected.
• Control of blessed the spots ought not to be given to non-Muslims.
Delhi Muslim Proposals March

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