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what are Muhammad Ali Jinnah's main arguments of proposing the creation of the seperate nation of Pakistan
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what are Muhammad Ali Jinnah's main arguments of proposing the creation of the seperate nation of Pakistan

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Jinnah believes that Hindus and Muslims represent civilizations that are incompatible. Any attempt to create a unified state would ultimately fail because the minority would be discontent.Explanation:

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