The map above supports the conclusion that the partition of India resulted in: demands by Pakistan to seek unification with India under one government.

an equal distribution of Hindus and Muslims in India.

the creation of a Muslim minority in Pakistan.

heavy migration of Hindu refugees from Pakistan to India.

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The partition of India occurred after the country became independent from the British Empire. At that time, the country had difficulties in maintaining political and governmental order, in addition to suffering a strong religious crisis, which was what was the great trigger for the division of India into two countries: India and Pakistan.

Pakistan was dominated by Muslim forces, which forced a large number of Hindu citizens to migrate to India, where they could practice their religion without suffering any reprisals.

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