I am going to ignore your diffusions, I find your approach shameful. But let's continue.
Please justify the above, since your entire statement is based on that assumption.
You still have not answered my question. But I will reword it.
When did the successor state issue arise?
Dates or Months please. Pretty please with sugar and honey on top.
Because you have added another aspect, was it, and the name India discussed with the Muslim League/Pakistan?
Did they Object?
Although I have already very clearly explained in my very first reply. My continuous answer to your claims will follow, after I am done getting clear answers from you.
Thank you, and regards as some would say.
You quoted the line and asked me to justify it.... Fine, that is a real question, unlike the adjectives...
The drafting.... The Indian Independence Act 1947 defined the two dominions asymmetrically.... Section 2(1) makes India "the territories… which… were included in British India except the territories which… are to be the territories of Pakistan." India is the whole, minus what is carved out... Pakistan is then listed piece by piece, East Bengal, West Punjab and the rest.... India defined by continuity, Pakistan by enumeration. ... Same assumption in the machinery: one common Governor General and the Raj's assets held undivided until the seceding areas set up their own centre....That only works if one dominion continues and the other leaves
This is not my invention, it is the documented drafting history, set out Ayesha Jalal, Inheriting the Raj, Modern Asian Studies, 1985....
Jinnah saw the framing exactly and fought it. He refused the joint Governor General precisely because it cast Pakistan as seceding from a continuing India rather than two equal new states dividing.... His resistance is the proof the assumption was there... You do not fight a framing that does not exist...
That is the justification you asked for, with a source.... Now the dates you also wanted.
15 Aug 1947, Pakistan cables the UN asking that both dominions be treated as automatic members.
21 Aug 1947, Security Council refers it, Resolution 29.
30 Sep 1947, General Assembly admits Pakistan as a new member, Resolution 108.
Every date belongs to Pakistan's admission... India has none, no application, no admission, because India was already in the seat and never had to ask.... The continuity itself was settled before 15 August, on the UN Legal Counsel's opinion that India carried on as the existing member and any territory breaking away applied fresh, the same principle the International Law Commission later treated as standard...... Produce the date India applied for UN membership. You cannot. That blank is your answer.
The name, since you raised it...... Jinnah objected to the other dominion calling itself India, he wanted Hindustan, precisely because the name carried continuity with British India.... He lost, India kept it. You handed me my own case.
So, drafting justified with a citation, dates given with resolution numbers, name turned against you.
Three answers to a post that claims I gave none....Your continuous rebuttal was promised once you had clear answers. You have them. Let us see it.