Discussion
Which theory was articulated by Jinnah in the Lahore Resolution ('Pakistan Resolution') presented at the Muslim League's annual session held in Lahore in 1940?
Answer: C
The Lahore Resolution of 1940 articulated the two-nation theory. Jinnah argued at the Muslim League's Lahore session that Hindus and Muslims were two separate nations, with their own culture, religion and social customs, and that Muslim-majority areas should be grouped as independent states.
A single-nation theory was the Congress position, and a three-nation theory and an ‘Islamic nation’ theory were never put forward in the resolution, so those options are wrong.
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