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The Cabinet Mission Plan, which proposed a loose three-tier confederation for India as an alternative to partition, ultimately failed because:

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1The Congress and the Muslim League interpreted the grouping clauses of the plan in mutually opposed ways.✓
2The British government opposed its implementation.
3The Muslim League did not accept it initially.
4The Congress did not accept it initially.

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The Congress and the Muslim League interpreted the grouping clauses of the plan in mutually opposed ways.

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