The representatives from different groups who participated in the conference had varying perspectives and interests:
i) Congress:
- The Congress representatives were advocating for a united India where people from all backgrounds could live together harmoniously.
- They believed in a secular and inclusive vision for the country's future.
ii) Muslim League:
- The Muslim League representatives emphasized the need for a separate nation for Muslims, leading to the eventual creation of Pakistan.
- They sought to protect the rights and interests of the Muslim community in the region.
iii) Sikh:
- The Sikh representatives were focused on safeguarding the rights of the Sikh community and ensuring their distinct identity within the political landscape.
- They aimed to secure autonomy and protection for Sikh interests in the evolving political scenario.
iv) Dalits:
- The Dalit representatives highlighted the struggles and discrimination faced by the Dalit community.
- They advocated for social justice, equality, and fair treatment for all members of society, especially those from marginalized communities.
Each group had its own objectives and concerns, which reflected the diverse political landscape during that time. The interactions and negotiations among these representatives shaped the course of history and the eventual partition of India.
