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The 'Two-Nation Theory' propounded by Muhammad Ali Jinnah primarily argued that:

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1India and Pakistan should be united in a confederation
2Hindus and Muslims are two distinct nations requiring separate homelands✓
3The princely states should form a third nation
4India should be a secular state with special protection for minorities

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Hindus and Muslims are two distinct nations requiring separate homelands

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