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Question : Which of the following was a key event that directly led to the partition of India in the 1940s?

Option 1: The Salt March

Option 2: The Cabinet Mission Plan

Option 3: The Jallianwala Bagh Massacre

Option 4: The Non-Cooperation Movement


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Correct Answer: The Cabinet Mission Plan


Solution : Correct Option: 2
Explanation: The Cabinet Mission Plan, proposed in 1946, was a key event that directly led to the partition of India. It aimed to provide a framework for the transfer of power and the formation of a constituent assembly, but ultimately led to the partition due to disagreements between political leaders.

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