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Question
What was mentioned in the Cabinet Mission Plan regarding provincial Autonomy?
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Solution 1
The provinces would be free from regional unions to which they would surrender some powers by mutual consent. There were to be 3 groups of provinces and each would have its separate Constitution and if any province wanted to opt out of the group after the first general election, they could do so.
Solution 2
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