Question 13 • World History
Jinnah’s strongest argument for partition was that a united India could leave Muslims as a minority under a Hindu-majority government, creating political discontent and insecurity. Choice D states this concern directly: maintaining one country could cause conflict between majority and minority groups. The other choices focus on economic benefits, general harmony, or the impossibility of preserving traditions, rather than his central political argument.
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