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Who announced in the British Parliament, that latest by 1948, India would be getting it's independence?

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Clement Attlee

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Louis Mountbatten

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Winston Churchill

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Jawaharlal Nehru

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The correct option is A Clement Attlee
Clement Attlee, the British PM, announced in the British Parliament, that latest by 1948, India would be getting it's independence.

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Statement 2: As per the Indian Independence Act, India was to be partitioned in 1948.

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