Direct Action Day Leader Identified
The call for Direct Action Day was made by Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the leader of the All-India Muslim League.
Direct Action Day was observed on August 16, 1946. It was initiated by the Muslim League to assert their demand for a separate Muslim state (Pakistan) and protest against the British government's plans for the Indian constitution.
Key Points:
- Leader: Muhammad Ali Jinnah
- Organization: All-India Muslim League
- Date: August 16, 1946
- Objective: To demand Pakistan and protest constitutional proposals.
Therefore, Muhammad Ali Jinnah was the leader who called for Direct Action Day.
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