@Iqbal Ali Look man, I have gone through our debate. Perhaps I appeared overly confrontational. I want to extend an olive branch. I looked at the Cabinet Mission Plan, and it looks like if India adopted it, Balochistan, SIndh, and KP would have heavy autonomy. Here are the main points:
- Frontier Province, Sind and Baluchistan in the North-West of India, namely Pakistan, zones where the Muslims are in a dominant majority, be constituted into a sovereign independent State and that an unequivocal undertaking be given to implement the establishment of Pakistan without delay.
- The two separate constitution-making bodies be set up by the people of Pakistan and Hindustan for the purpose of framing their respective Constitutions.
- That the acceptance of the Muslim League demand of Pakistan and its implementation without delay are the sine qua non for Muslim League cooperation and participation in the formation of an Interim Government at the Center.
- That any attempt to impose a Constitution on a united-India basis or to force any interim arrangement at the Center contrary to the Muslim League demand will leave the Muslims no alternative but to resist any such imposition by all possible means for their survival and national existence.
http://historypak.com/cabinet-mission-plan-1946/
You have the view that India could have technically ruled over Balochistan and Sindh as one union. I however, believe that there is no way India could have adopted that union and still be strong and prosperous. I do not think Hindus could have "dominated" those provinces considering they would have had autonomy. It looks like that's something we will have to agree to disagree on
You think that Hindus lost west Punjab and east Bengal. I disagree, because according to the Lahore resolution, the entirety of those provinces were supposed to go to Pakistan. I also think that West Punjab, East Bengal, and Azad Kashmir are small compared to the combined size of East Punjab, West Bengal, Assam and Northeast India, and IOk, as well as the princely states. It looks like we interpret that differently, so we will have to agree to disagree.
It also looks like you think because SIndh, Balochistan, and KP converted to Islam in strong numbers, that land was taken from Hindus. I disagree, because that land was not controlled by Indian Hindus since the Guptas, and you can make a counter argument that Pakistan is small compared to the Mughal Empire, which means Muslims lost territory. Looks like we will have to agree to disagree there.
Overall, I still do not see how Hindus lost any territory on August 15 47 that they had controlled a year before. Of course, there are radicals on both sides, but the fact is the majority of people have accepted that. Those who did not will have to understand that AKhand Bharat will never happen and could not have happened(unless you call semi-sovereign states as "United"). Similarly, some people will have to accept that the Mughal Empire will never be recreated, and that Muslims will never rule any part of India again, including Kashmir.
Hope you have a good evening.