The British government accepted a plan to divide British India into two independent dominions, India and Pakistan, with partition of Punjab and Bengal. The plan responded to political deadlock and competing nationalist projects, while the rushed timetable left little time to address mixed communities, migration, or security. The division was an imperial exit strategy negotiated by leaders but imposed on millions of people.
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