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3rd June Plan
Last Viceroy Lord Mountbatten

March 1947

June Plan (Main Provisions)

1.The Legislature of Punjab and Bengal were

to decide whether the province was to be

partitioned or not. If either of the two favored

partitioned, it was to be effected accordingly.

2.A boundary commission would be set up to

demarcate Muslim majority area in Punjab

and Bengal, if they decided to opt for the new

constituent assembly.

3.It would be the choice of the legislatures of

Sind to join the existing assembly or the new

one.

4.For the NWFP province and the district of

Sylhet in Assam a referendum would be made

to the electors.

5.Position of Indian states would remain

unchanged.

6.It would be the right of the constituent

assemblies either to remain in the British

common wealth or to opt for complete

independence.

Response on the Provisions of 3

rd

June Plan

Punjab and Bengal

The representatives voted by a majority for the

partition of the provinces. East Bengal and west

Punjab wanted to join Pakistan and east Punjab

and west Bengal to India.

Legislative assembly decided to join the

constituent assembly of Pakistan.

There were 289,244 votes for Pakistan against

2874 for India. 51% of the total electorates were

in favour of Pakistan.

In referendum majority of votes were cast for

Pakistan.

Baluchistan

Shahi Jirga and members of municipal committee

decided to join Pakistan.

Demarcation of Boundaries

Or

Radcliffes’ Award

(17 August 1947)

Chairman of Boundary Commission Sir Cyril Radcliffe

Areas awarded to India by violating the rules

• Gurdaspur

• Batala

• Pathankot

Significance

Gurdaspur provides a link between India
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