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Lord Wavell called a Conference in Shimla on to discuss his plan to resolve the political issue in India.

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25 June, 1945

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14 May, 1946

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15 July, 1945

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Solution

The correct option is A 25 June, 1945
Lord Wavell called a Conference in Shimla on 25 June, 1945. All the major political leaders were involved in this conference. However, the Muslim League and the Indian National Congress failed to reach a mutual agreement. Thus, on 14 July, 1946, Lord Wavell announced the failure of the Shimla Conference.

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