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As per the Cabinet Mission Plan, what voting voting majorities were required in the Union Legislature to pass any motion involving a major communal issue?
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- 1A three-fourths majority of the representatives of the specific community affected by the decision
- 2A simple majority of the house along with unanimous consent of the minority communities
- 3A absolute two-thirds majority of the entire house irrespective of community representation
- 4A majority of all members present and voting, plus a majority of representatives from each of the two major communities present and voting✓
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A majority of all members present and voting, plus a majority of representatives from each of the two major communities present and voting
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