Provinces of India and parts of pakastan were were imperial colonies of Great Britain until 1947, therefore were Allies of WWII by default.
Provinces of India and parts of pakastan were were imperial colonies of Great Britain until 1947, therefore were Allies of WWII by default.
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It was part of the British Empire.
During the second world war India was a part of the British Empire, and therefore was involved in the second world war.
The All India Muslim League, founded in 1906, played a relatively minor role during World War 1. The Muslim League supported the British war effort and offered their cooperation to the British government in India. However, their role was limited and they did not have significant impact on the outcome or events of the war.
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During World War I, it was the British Empire that recruited troops from its colonial possession, India. Despite pre-war fears that Indians desiring independence would rebel against the British during any European conflict, India strongly supported Great Britain, with many Indians volunteering to assist in the war effort and nearly one million of them serving as soldiers.