All India Muslim Conference

The All India Muslim Conference (AIMC) was established in 1932 as a political and social organization aimed at representing the interests of Muslims in India. It sought to address issues faced by the Muslim community and promote their rights during the British colonial period. The conference played a significant role in advocating for Muslim identity and representation. It distinguished itself from other groups, such as the Indian National Congress and the All-India Muslim League, by focusing on regional concerns and fostering unity among Muslims. The AIMC contributed to the broader discourse on communal politics in pre-independence India.