History & Civics
Which of the following factors made leaders in the Muslims League realise that rapproachement with the Congress was desirable?
- Britain's hostility to Turkey
- Provision of separate electorate in the Morley-Minto Reforms
- Two-nation Theory of Jinnah
- Drain Theory of Dadabhai Naoroji.
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Britain's hostility to Turkey
Reason — Britain’s hostile policy towards Turkey during the Turko-Italian War and the Balkan Wars made many Muslim leaders dissatisfied with British policy. This helped them realise that closer cooperation with the Congress was desirable.
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