Which one of the following observations is not true about the Quit India Movement of 1942?

Second World War and the National Movement

(1) The Indian National Movement from 1939-1947, was inspired by a number of internal as well as external factors. On one hand, the Indian National Congress was wanting to use the Second World War as a weapon to bargain with the Britishers, whereas, on the other hand, Jinnah and the Muslim league were trying to give new color to politics. The major proceedings of this era can be understood as following-

(2) Resignation of the Congress ministers from seven provinces on 1st November 1939.

(3) Day of Deliverance observed by Jinnah and Muslim League on the resignation of the Congress council of ministers on 22 December 1939.

(4) Proposal of Pakistan- Passed by Muslim League at Lahore Session 1940.

(5) August Offer 1940- An effort by the Britishers to take the faith of Congress during the Second World war.
(i) But the proposal declined because of its communal nature.

(6) Cripps Mission 1942
(i) An unsuccessful attempt by the Britishers to gain the faith of INC.
(ii) But the proposal of Dominion status post-war led to discontent.

(7) Quit India Movement 1942
(i) The response of Gandhiji to the reluctance of Britishers regarding the demands of Congress.
(ii) Gandhi gave the slogan of Do or Die and the movement begun from Bombay and gradually got spread in all parts of India.

(8) Wavell Plan 1945
(i) Wavell tried to form an interim provincial government at the center, but the proposal decline due to the demands of Jinnah.

(9) Cabinet Mission Plan-1946
(i) The plan proposed the formation of the constituent assembly and the formation of the interim government. The proposal was first accepted by INC, Muslim league seemed to be ambiguous.

(10) Mountbatten Plan-1947
(i) The plan provided for the systematic evacuation of Britishers from India.