Lahore Resolution 1940 ( O Level Pakistan studies)

 Lahore Resolution 1940

Q. Why Lahore resolution 1940 is considered as important milestone for the establishment of Pakistan?

A. Lahore resolution 1940 is taken as an important milestone in the history of Pakistan movement because it brought Muslims at one platform and under the flag of Muslim league and under one leadership, they became a united power with the same demand of a separate country and no other solution.

As Muslims voted unofficially for Pakistan declaring their demand of an independent Muslim state in a very proper and peaceful manner within the legal framework of the country. It impressed the British government, and they were convinced that Muslims had reached at a right point and that Muslims knew how to present their click Here demands logically. So it was the chance to convince the British to get the decision made for Muslims.

It was the first time so many Muslims gathered at one place. Who knew that Congress had always deceived them after taking votes from them. So it was their chance to encourage their own Muslim leadership which was at least not going to deceive them later on. Quaid-e-Azam was officially declared a top leader of the whole Muslim nation. Muslims showed their trust on the leadership of Quaid-e-Azam. Muslim leaders became confident.

Watching this resolution all newspapers declared that their was no hurdle left for Muslims to get their separate country and that became true that Pakistan was formed just after seven years in 1947. Muslims were very clear about two nation theory, separate Muslim homeland and independence of Muslim majority provinces in the form of a new homeland  “Pakistan”.

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