Who cares?
In 1945-46, when those politicians were elected to office, there was only one Muslim League. And every single one of those Muslim League politicians campaigned on a pro-Pakistan/pro-Partition platform. The fact that some of those politicians later opted to remain in India for whatever reason does not change the fact that an **overwhelming majority of Muslim voters in modern-day India supported the creation of Pakistan in the 1946 elections.
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By your ridiculous logic, every state in India should have had a mini-Pakistan carved out of it.
You’re clearly not listening. I already said, I think 75% of Indian-administered Jammu & Kashmir should remain in India in accordance with the wishes of the population there. Kashmiris live on less than 25% of the state’s total land, and those are the only areas where the overwhelming majority support independence. The pro-India population would get most of the state’s land…so again, what are you whining about?