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The ‘Two-Nation Theory’, which provided the ideological foundation for the eventual demand for Pakistan, held that Hindus and Muslims constituted which kind of distinct entities?

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1. The ‘Two-Nation Theory’, which provided the ideological foundation for the eventual demand for Pakistan, held that Hindus and Muslims constituted which kind of distinct entities?

Two separate nations, incapable of being accommodated within a single unified Indian state

Two religious communities fully compatible within one secular nation

Two economic classes with shared political interests

Two linguistic groups requiring separate states

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