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The 'Pirpur Committee' report, published in 1938, was a crucial document that deeply fueled communal polarization. Who commissioned this report, and what was its subject?
A. The British Government; To document the failure of the 1935 Act.
B. The Indian National Congress; To investigate the communal riots in UP.
C. The All India Muslim League; To list alleged atrocities and anti-Muslim policies committed by the Congress provincial ministries.
D. The Hindu Mahasabha; To document forced conversions in Bengal.
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