Daily Passage Test for CLAT - Oct 17 MCQs & solutions Free

It forced immediate military intervention by the United Nations 

It left little time for organized resettlement or protection of minority populations, intensifying migration and violence 

It ensured equitable distribution of resources to migrants 

It resulted in immediate economic recovery

It completely erased religious distinctions between the populations 

It created collective memories of trauma and resilience that shaped emerging national identities 

It led to immediate cultural unification between the two nations 

It had no significant impact on identity formation

The relocation of agricultural workers 

The division of administrative boundaries without resolving overlapping territorial claims, particularly Kashmir 

The economic integration of trade networks 

Immediate establishment of bilateral treaties

It resolved colonial governance but triggered demographic displacement, communal violence, and unresolved territorial disputes 

It created a unified South Asian economic zone 

It eliminated the need for future international diplomacy in the region 

It led to immediate peaceful coexistence between communities

Political decisions can be isolated from social impact 

Rapid, top-down political decisions without planning can lead to mass displacement, violence, and long-term social disruption 

Social consequences are usually negligible if decisions are politically justified 

Political decisions only affect administrative structures, not communities

It has no relevance to modern political and social structures 

Its consequences are limited to historical scholarship 

It continues to influence politics, migration, territorial disputes, and communal relations decades later 

It only affects economic policy decisions