Punjab In 1947 Map

As part of the arrangements to transfer power from the british colonial government to indian politicians, the regions of punjab and bengal were divided in two. However, the backers of pakistan movement who wanted a separate homeland for the muslims were living in a dream world and had highly unrealistic demand. There is a book called the partition of the punjab 1947.

Kashmir became a part in october 1947, hyderabad and junagadh in 1948. There is a book called the partition of the punjab 1947. As part of the arrangements to transfer power from the british colonial government to indian politicians, the regions of punjab and bengal were divided in two.

Highest concentration was representative of the interfluve axis, with most fertile old alluvium, best suited for wheat cultivation.

However, muslims made up majorities in both the western and eastern parts of british india. Contiguous territories with muslim majority populations in western punjab and in eastern bengal were given to pakistan, and the hindu and. Map detailing the partition of punjab. However, the backers of pakistan movement who wanted a separate homeland for the muslims were living in a dream world and had highly unrealistic demand.