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In 1939, the Second World War broke out. The British now expected cooperation from Indians to fight the war. The Congress demanded immediate freedom after the war in return for the help during the war but the British government refused. As a result, the Congress ministries resigned. The freedom struggle was now at its peak. The Congress held a meeting in Bombay. It was discussed that India's security was in danger. They feared an attack by Japan because the presence of the British even though Japan had no enmity with India. It was decided that an ultimatum be given to the British to leave India immediately and Gandhi passed the Quit India Resolution
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