Which theory, proposed by Muhammad Ali Jinnah, did Maulana Azad strongly oppose?
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Explanation
Correct Answer:
Option 3: Two-Nation Theory
Explanation:
Maulana Abul Kalam Azad strongly opposed the ‘Two-Nation Theory’ proposed by Muhammad Ali Jinnah. According to this theory, Hindus and Muslims constitute two distinct nations and, therefore, should have separate countries. Maulana Azad was a proponent of ‘Akhand Bharat’ (Undivided India) and a shared cultural heritage. He believed that the division of a nation on the basis of religion was unjust and would result in social and political detriment.
Additional Facts:
Option 1: Satyagraha is associated with Gandhiji.
Option 2: The Quit India Movement took place in 1942.
Option 3: Correct Answer.
Option 4: The Civil Disobedience Movement took place in 1930.
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