Cmp(3) - the cabinet mission plan 16 may 1946 cmp(4) - jinnah and ml responses to the cmp 22 may and june 6 1946 cmp(5) - jinnah's meeting with mission delegation on 4 april 1946 cmp(6) - jinnah's meeting with mission delegation on 16 april 1946 cmp(7a) - maulana azad's meeting with mission delegation on 17 april 1946. The cabinet mission plan of 1946 proposed that there shall be a union of india which was to be empowered to deal with the defense, foreign affairs and communications. the cabinet mission recommended an undivided india and turned down the muslim league�s demand for a separate pakistan.. The cabinet mission proposed two-tiered federal plan which was expected to maintain national unity while conceding the largest measure of regional autonomy: (i) there was to be a federation of the provinces and the states, with the federal central controlling only defence, foreign affairs and communications..
Jinnah and cabinet mission plan 1946 waleed akram waleedchoudry@hotmail.com the cabinet mission plan background as the provincial election campaigns heated up, reports of hindu muslim riots, and of �poisonous propaganda� especially in punjab, increased. the failure of the simla conference had created a dangerous stalemate in indian politics.. In the cabinet mission plan, there was a low risk of the denial of pakistan (whether one or two). the division of india into two or three (independent) states was ingrained in the plan. the risk. The cabinet mission plan was wrecked on the basic question whether india was to remain united or to be split up to satisfy the muslim league's demand for pakistan.the following points will illustrate the answer..
