Achievements
- Complete approval of separate electorate.
- Security of Muslim rights and interest.
- Muslim League's separate status.
- Increased the fame of Quaid-e-Azam.
- Hindu–Muslim unity first and last time.
- Indian council must be abolished.
Although this Hindu-Muslim unity did not last for more than eight years, and collapsed after the development of differences between the two communities after the Chauri Chara incident of 1924, during the Khilafat Movement; yet it was an important event in the history of the Muslims of South Asia. It was the first time that the Congress recognized the Muslim League as the political party representing the Muslims of the region. The pact brought about a change, temporary although, in the attitude of the Muslims towards the "Hindu - Congress". It also made their relations with the British hostile.
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