Muslim League:

       Muslim league expressed its satisfaction concerning the protection of the rights of the minorities. After long deliberation, Quaid-e-Azam (Rahmatullah) and All India Muslim League refused to accept the proposals made by Cripps because the demand for Pakistan was not instantaneously accepted in clear words.

Congress:

        Gandhi and his political party All Indian National Congress also rejected the proposals. They disapproved the authority given to the provinces to reject the constitution. Congress was not convinced to accept any ambiguous or unambiguous proposal regarding the partition.