Partition of India became almost inevitable after the rejection of this Plan by both Muslim League as well as Congress. Which of the following plan is being referred to here?

Cripps Plan Chelmsford Plan Cabinet Plan Mountbatten Plan

Cabinet Plan

Ultimately, neither the League nor the Congress agreed to the Cabinet Mission’s proposal. This was a most crucial juncture, because after this partition became more or less inevitable, with most of the Congress leaders agreeing to it, seeing it as tragic but unavoidable.