The correct answer is Option 3. Important Notes: • The Muslim League, 1906: • Founders: Khwaja Salimullah, Vikar-ul-Mulk, Syed Amir Ali, Syed Nabiullah, Khan Bahadur Ghulam & Mustafa Chowdhury. • On 30 December 1906, a conference in the Muhammadan Educational Conference at Dhaka was held. • At this conference, a motion was moved to form the AIML. • The name AIML was proposed by Agha Khan III who was appointed the first President. • Hence, statement 3 is incorrect. • The party’s prominence was in promoting civil rights for Muslims. • Objectives of the formation of the league: • To promote the loyalty of Indian Muslims towards the British government. • To protect the political and other rights of the Indian Muslims and to place their needs and aspirations before the Government. • To overcome the feeling of hostility among Muslims towards other communities. • It was the first Muslim political party in India. • The League's constitution was formed in Karachi in 1907. • Factors leading to the formation of the Muslim league: • British conspiracy: Dividing Indian on a communal basis. • Continue separatist attitude in Indian politics. • Like: Separate electorates. • Educational Backwardness: Muslims were isolated from western and technical education. • They thought that the Congress Party only looks after the needs of the Hindus. • But, this was a misleading idea since Congress always meant to include every community of the country. • It also had many Muslim leaders in the party. • The Amritsar Session of the League, held in 1908, demanded a separate electorate for the Muslims. • President: Syed Ali Imam. Related Concepts: • • Jinnah was in opposition to the League for many years. • In 1910, at the Allahabad session of the Congress, Jinnah moved a resolution condemning the system of communal electorates. • Muhammad Ali Jinnah joined the league in 1913. • An English journal Comrade & an Urdu paper Hamdard was started by Maulana Mohammad Ali to propagate his anti-League views.