History · Partition of India
What was the primary trigger for the communal violence known as the 'Great Calcutta Killings' in August 1946?
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- 1The initial arrival of the Cabinet Mission members in Delhi
- 2A mass protest organized against the colonial salt tax
- 3Communal violence following the Muslim League's call for 'Direct Action Day'✓
- 4A severe dispute over agrarian land revenue in Bengal
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Communal violence following the Muslim League's call for 'Direct Action Day'
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