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| Name | How British's "Divide and Rule" destroyed India ? | UPSC |
| Video Uploader | Video From Jithin Cherukathara |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 14-09-2020 18:10:20 |
| Video Discription | India and Pakistan share one of the worst rivalries of the world. The roots of this rivalry can be traced back to a British strategy at the time when Pakistan and India were still a single nation The British tried to establish control over this large nation through a policy of Divide and Rule. The strategy was to create a religious division among the Indians so that the people in India would be busy fighting against each other instead of fighting the British rule. They passed The Government of India Act 1935 and created more political rift between Hindus and Muslims by assigning seats on the basis of religion. Later, the partition of India on religious lines led to violent riots and mass migration along the newly created borders. Fearing religious persecution many Muslims fled to Pakistan, while Hindus and Sikhs moved across the border to India, but many never made it to their destinations. About 1 million people died and 14 million people were displaced from their homes. Most of the bloodshed happened in Punjab and Bengal where the new border cut through provinces that were home to Muslims, Hindus and Sikhs and another province Kashmir which fell on the border became the centre of a different conflict - a dispute over ownership that would define the rivalry between both nations for decades to come. |
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