(i) The Nationalists were haunted by the continued civil war and riots during partition days.
(ii) B. Pocker Bahadur made a strong plea for separate electorate for Muslims in the consutuent assembly.
(iii) The anger and dismay amongst most nationalists in the constituent assembly.
(iv) It was seen as a measure introduced by British
to divide Indians.
(v) This was the demand, which turned one community against other.
(vi) It divided the people strained relation and cause blood.
(vii) It was against the principle of democtacy.
(viii) It was suicidal for the nation according to G.B. Pant.
(ix) Separate electorate could lead ro divide loyalties and difficult to forge a strong nation and a strong state.
(x)solaring the minarities would doprive them of any effective say within the government.
