Which outcome of india's independence movement did Mohandas Gandhi not support?

C. The establishment of Pakistan as an independent Muslim country

Explanation:

Gandhi is the most important figure in India in the 20th century. He was a leader of the people that was promoting and using peaceful methods in order to gain independence. Some of the methods included peaceful resistance to the British policies and disobedience to the orders. Gandhi wanted India to be a under one flag, one, large, strong country occupying the Indian subcontinent. This didn't go as planned though, as instead of one country, it was two that were formed because India was partitioned, with Pakistan being created because of religious purposes. Some time after the partition, one of the two parts of Pakistan declared independence as well, thus a third nation was formed, Bangladesh.

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