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7 November, 03:22

Why was gandhi unhappy with the result of india's independence movement?

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    Gandhi was unhappy because when the British granted India her independence, the Indian Independence Act of 1947 partitioned British India into two: India and Pakistan. His vision of a free India was a harmonious co-existence of the Hindus and Muslims in one nation.
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