Why did Muslim performed badly in election of 1937?

Muslims performed poorly in the 1937 elections primarily due to divisions within their community and the dominance of the Indian National Congress, which garnered significant support from the Hindu majority. Additionally, the All-India Muslim League, led by Muhammad Ali Jinnah, struggled to present a unified front and effectively communicate its political agenda. The electoral strategy and lack of strong local leadership also contributed to their underperformance, resulting in a limited presence in legislative assemblies.