Muslim Politics in Bengal: A Study of Krishak Praja Party and the Elections of 1937

A.K. Fazlul Huq Abdul Ahmad Ahmed AIML All-India Muslim League appointed aristocrats Azizul Huq Bakerganj Banga Praja Samity became Bengal Council Bengal Legislative Assembly Bengal Legislative Council Bengal Muslim bhadralok British Calcutta High Court Calcutta University Caste Hindu coalition Committee Conference Congress contested Dacca dominated dyarchy East Pakistan Eastern Bengal elections of 1937 Executive Council Faroqui franchise Ghuznavi Government Habibullah Huq's independent candidates Ispahani J. H. Broomfield Jinnah Khan Bahadur Khwaja Nazimuddin Krishak Praja Party leadership London Lucknow Pact majority Maulana Ministry Minto Movement Municipalities Muslim leaders Muslim members Muslim politics Muslim seats Muslims of Bengal Mymensingh Nawab Ali Chowdhury Nikhil Banga Praja nominated number of seats organization Parliamentary Board peasant peasantry population President programme provincial elections rural areas rural constituencies Salimullah Scheduled Caste Secretary self-government separate electorates Shamsuddin Sir Abdur Rahim special seats Statesman Suhrawardy Tipperah voters votes West Bengal zamindars