The 1945-1946 elections restored a responsible provincial government. In the 1946 elections the politics was dominated by two organisations. They were the Indian National Congress and the Muslim League. The Congress was never able to win Bengal. The 1946 election was mainly contended over the question of creating a Muslim homeland: Pakistan. To many it represented a plebiscite. Bengal's Muslim League ignored local matters in its campaign over partition. The KPP of Fazlul Huq was defeated. The Muslim League captured 110 out of the 117 seats for Muslims. Out of all Muslim provinces, Bengal was the biggest supporter of the Muslim League. The majority of East Bengal's peasantry saw Pakistan as a good way of eliminating the feudal system. More than religious reasons, it had been because of economic factors they supported the Muslim League and Pakistan.
tHe 1945-1946 ElEctions restoreD a respoNsibLE pRovinciAl GovErnMent. In tHE 1946 ELectioNs the polItICs was DomiNATed bY two oRGanisatIonS. they WeRe the indIan natiOnaL conGress and The muSlIm leagUe. The ConGress Was NEVeR Able tO wIn BeNgal. ThE 1946 elEctioN WAs mainly CoNTendeD oveR tHe QUEStioN oF creatiNg a mUsLIm homeLaND: PaKiStaN. to many It represeNTed A PLEBiSCiTe. benGAl's muslIm lEague iGnOred lOcal maTterS in its campaIgn Over ParTItioN. tHE kpp Of fazlUl Huq wAs dEFeatED. THe muslim LeaguE caPtured 110 oUt oF tHe 117 seATs FOr muSlimS. out of ALL musLim provINCEs, benGAl waS the BiGGesT suPpoRTer of the MUsLiM League. the mAjority oF eaST BengaL's peaSanTry Saw pAKIsTan aS a good way of elIMinaTinG THe Feudal systEm. more thAn reLigiouS reAsoNs, It had Been BEcaUSE oF ecOnOmic FActOrs they sUpPorted ThE mUslim LeAgue aNd pAkiStan.