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Originally Posted by sajjad sadique View Post
you have not mention Aligarh's role in Freedom movement...let look at following points..

sir sayyid asked muslim to stay away from congress as well as from POLITICS
..concentrate on education....
NOW
after death of Sayyid sb in 1898 muslims were in confused state whether they should take part in politics or adhere with sir sayyid's policy.


as the british rule was about to increase local representation in Lagislation,muslims thought for separate electorate.....
HERE COMES ALIGARH'S ROLE
nawab muhsin ul mulk (secretary aligarh) thought about putting demands of muslims before viceroy.
Mr.Archbold(principal Aligarh) contacted MR. D. Smith (sec. to viceroy) and arranged for SIMLA DEPUTATION
....this became the basis of SEPARATE ELECTORATES (1909 minto-morley reforms)..

Due to urdu hindi controversy,Bal gangadhar tilak's agitation against Muslims,Congress attitude towards muslims,severe opposition of partition of bengal and a possibility of getting separate electorate right were the points which demanded for a separate poilitical plateform for muslims...

FORMATION OF AIML

the founders nawab waqar ul mulk,maulana muhammad ali,nawab muhsin ul mulk all belonged to ALIGARH MOVEMENT

and muslim league became the force for partition of INDIA....

you must have included these points

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@sajjad sadique

thanks soo much ...........ur points are really good which i must include

plz explain this also that all that reforms i mention in my above post are they relevant to aligarh? i think that are works of sir syed and no need to mention those all in aligarh........

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