Muslim Politics in Bengal: A Study of Krishak Praja Party and the Elections of 1937 |
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Contents
An Introduction | 1 |
The Beginnings of Muslim Politics | 8 |
Politics of Constitutional Advancement 19171935 | 23 |
Copyright | |
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Abdur activities All-India appointed areas Association August Award became Bengal Legislative Council Board bodies British Calcutta Corporation campaign candidates Caste Central century College Committee Conference Congress constituencies contested continued Dacca December demand develop district dominated early East eastern elected electorate Executive favour Fazlul Huq formed franchise further given Government hand held High Hindus important included increased independent candidates India influence interest Jinnah joined Khan Krishak land later leaders leadership Legislative Assembly less London majority meeting ment Minister Ministry Mohammedan Movement Municipalities Muslim League Muslims of Bengal Nawab Nazimuddin nominated organization Pact Pakistan Parliamentary party peasant personalities political population position Praja Samity President programme provincial reforms regarding remained representation represented resigned result returned rural Scheduled seats Secretary seemed separate showed Star of India started Statesman took urban voters votes zamindars