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The British Parliament passed the Indian Independence Act in

AJanuary, 1947

BJuly, 1947

CAugust, 1947

DAugust, 1946

Answer:

B. July, 1947

Read Explanation:

As per the Mountbatten Plan (June 3, 1947), British Parliament passed the Indian Independence Act on July 18, 1947. In this Act, India and Pakistan were decided as two dominion States with effect from 15 August, 1947.


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