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UPPSC 2013 GS-I
Question
The Mounthantten Plan became the basis for
A)
Continuity of British rule
B)
Transfer of power
C)
Partition of the country
D)
Solution of communal-problems
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Answer:
(Detailed Solution Below)
Option C:
Partition of the country
Detailed Solution:
The correct answer is
“Partition of the country”.
The Mountbatten Plan (3 June 1947)
, also known as the
3rd June Plan
, became the basis for the partition of British India into two independent countries, India and Pakistan.
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Code:
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A)
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B)
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