This group eliminated a special clause in its constitution to call a meeting after a massacre of Khaksars. For a brief period its popularity waned after its leaders refused to support the Khilafat movement. This party attempted to organize a strike on the "Direct Action Day," but that strike resulted in severe communal violence. In 1916, this organization signed an agreement with a rival organization that recognized this organization's demands for a separate (*) electorate; that agreement was concluded in the city of Lucknow where this group established its headquarters. It adopted the "two-nation" theory proposed by 
This group eliminated a special clause in its constitution to call a meeting after a massacre of Khaksars. For a brief period its popularity waned after its leaders refused to support the Khilafat movement. This party attempted to organize a strike on the "Direct Action Day," but that strike resulted in severe communal violence. In 1916, this organization signed an agreement with a rival organization that recognized this organization's demands for a separate (*) electorate; that agreement was concluded in the city of Lucknow where this group established its headquarters. It adopted the "two-nation" theory proposed by Muhammad Iqbal, and this organization was led by people such as Aga Khan and Muhammad Ali Jinnah. For 10 points, identify this organization that succeeded in creating the independent nation of Pakistan.
This group eliminated a special clause in its constitution to call a meeting after a massacre of Khaksars.
All-India {Muslim League} [or AI{ML}]