subhadra joshi was known as the heroine of 1942 quit india movement.
subhadra joshi was known as the heroine of 1942 quit india movement.
who is known as the heroine of 1942 quit india movement?
subhadra joshi
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mahmud was one of the members of the congress working committee that endorsed the 1942 quit india movement, calling for an immediate end to british rule. from august 1942, mahmud and all of the other top leaders of the quit india movement were imprisoned, mostly in ahmednagar fort. to the surprise of his fellow detainees, the government released mahmud in october 1944. initially he implied that he didn't know why he had been freed. then the british authorities released to the press a letter that he had written to the viceroy of india. in the letter mahmud denied participating in the passage of the quit india resolution. his colleagues, who would remain imprisoned until may 1945, felt angry and betrayed. mahmud met with gandhi, and afterwards apologized for writing the letter and letting down his friends and the movement. mahmud's standing with indian nationalists improved over the succeeding years. he was one of the secular muslim leaders who opposed the muslim league's demand for the creation of a separate muslim state of pakistan, and worked with other indian leaders against the resulting communal violence between muslims and hindus in bihar and other parts of india.
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