The Muslim League swept all the thirty seats in the central legisiature and in the provincial elections also its victory was outstanding. After the elections, on April 8-9, 1946, the All-india Muslim League called a convention of the newly elected League members in the central and provincial legislatures at Delhi. This convention which constituted virtually a representative assembly of the Muslims of South Asia, on a motion by the Chief Minister of Bengal, Hussein Shaheed Suhrawardy, reiterated the Pakistan demand in clearer terms.
