Topic Summary

As World War II rages across Europe, the people of India are fighting their own war: the war for independence. In March 1942, the tensions lay between three major parties: the Indian National Congress (INC), the All-India Muslim League (AIML), and the British Raj. Each of these parties had different religious affiliations and goals for the future of India. INC is mostly comprised of Indian nationalists who are fighting day and night for an independent and united India. After many years of religious division and violence, the AIML’s main goal was for the creation of a separate Muslim state. Finally, the Raj was looking for power and a British win in the neverending WWII. Each party is ready to do just about anything to win, and, with the approaching Cripps Mission, things are looking tense. Delegates will be tasked with navigating the tense political, relegious, and social climate, all while forging alliances and sowing division. The fate of India is in your hands, delegates. 

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