History · Modern Indian History

Consider the following points regarding the Royal Indian Navy (RIN) Revolt of 1946: I. It began as a protest against poor food quality, racial discrimination, and low wages faced by Indian naval ratings. II. The revolt remained confined to Bombay and did not spread to other ports or naval establishments. III. It witnessed unprecedented, though short-lived, Hindu–Muslim unity and popular participation by workers and students. IV. The British authorities ultimately restored order through the threat and use of military force after the revolt acquired mass support. V. The revolt led directly to the Cabinet Mission Plan being accepted by all Indian political parties without reservations. How many of the above points are correct?