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Q1The cities that were divided into communal zones during the partition of India were:
Explanation
During Partition, communal tension and population movement deeply affected Lahore, Amritsar and Calcutta, and these cities were described in terms of communal zones. Hyderabad was a princely-state question and is not part of this set. Jammu and Kashmir was a region and princely state, not a city listed with Amritsar and Calcutta in this context. Bihar was a province, not a city. Therefore the relevant group is Lahore, Amritsar and Calcutta.
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