Why did muslim league do better in 1945 than it had in 1937?

The Muslim League performed better in 1945 than in 1937 due to several factors, including the changing political landscape in India and the impact of World War II. The League capitalized on rising communal tensions and the failure of the Congress Party to address Muslim concerns effectively. Additionally, the British government's need for cooperation during and after the war allowed the League to strengthen its position and assert its demand for a separate Muslim state, ultimately leading to greater electoral success.