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The annual meeting of the Muslim League was held in Delhi. Jinnah rejected the Nehru Report as the minimum demand for Muslims to reach any settlement, and the Muslim League adopted a resolution. The following fourteen points adopted are as follows: 1. The form of the future constitution should be federal and the remaining powers should be given to the provinces. 2. A uniform autonomy shall be granted to all provinces. 3. Minorities should be given effective representation in all legislatures, provincial and federal and elected bodies, but the majority should not be reduced to a minority in any province. 4. Muslims should be given one-third seats in the Central Legislative Assembly. 5. The separate system of elections should be maintained, but minorities should be allowed to accept mixed elections whenever they want. 6. In the reorganization of the provinces, no attempt should be made to eliminate the Muslim majority in the Muslim-majority provinces of Punjab, Bengal and the...

1. Indifferent Mentality of the Congress towards Muslims: All India Public congress was a transcendently Hindu body in Subcontinent. Its inclinations were constantly at chances completions to those of the Muslims. By 1906, Muslims pioneers were persuaded that they should host their own get-together which might represent the local area on exceptionally significant events. 2. Educational and Monetary backwardness:  Muslims had fallen far behind from the Hindus in preparing and monetary progression. Informative and financial conditions should be up assessed by spreading out an alternate Muslims affiliation that could address the cravings of the Muslims. 3. Urdu-Hindi Controversy:  The Urdu-Hindu discussion started with the interest of Hindus to supplant Urdu by Hindi as true language in Deva Nagari Content.  Congress plainly favored Hindi and upheld the development against Urdu and there could have been no other ideological group to help Urdu. In this way, the need of ...