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Ramya M replied | 3 days ago
The main motto of the British was always"Divide and rule". In the name of the vast area of Bengal, they applied their policy. Lord Curzon was the administrator for that.
This partition's main reason was to weaken the movement for freedom because many strong leaders are only from Bengal.
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Md Ismaeel Shaikh replied | 3 days ago
Bengal was the most populous and most densely populated province of British India. The said motive of Lord Curzon, the then viceroy of India, was effective administration. But it's mostly believed that the partition's real reason was to separate the Muslim majority east and Hindu majority west, a British tactic of "divide and rule".