Which of the following describes a major failure in Mohandas Gandhi's plans for the Indian independence movement?

These are the answer options:

A. Indian leaders looked mostly to the Soviet Union, rather than the United states, for support.

B. India's government took the form of a constitutional monarchy following its independence.

C. Indian territory was divided into two independent Muslim and Hindu countries.

D. India was only able to gain its freedom by fighting alongside the British in World War II.

The answer is C according to APEX.

The correct answer is C) Indian territory was divided into two independent Muslim and Hindu countries.

The statement that describes a major failure in Mohandas Gandhi's plans for the Indian independence movement is "Indian territory was divided into two independent Muslim and Hindu countries."

We are talking about the moment in India's history called the "Partition of India." India was divided into two different nations in August 1947: Pakistan, under the Muslim religion of Islam, and India, under Hinduism. The majority of Muslims formed Pakistan, and most Hindus stayed in India. The British Crown rule in India ended with the Indian Independence Act of 1947.

The other options of the question were A) Indian leaders looked mostly to the Soviet Union, rather than the United States for support. B) India's government took the form of a constitutional monarchy following its independence. D) India was only able to gain its freedom by fighting alongside the British in World War II.