● Statement 1 is incorrect: The Congress Working Committee passed a resolution in June 1934 and demanded a Constituent Assembly elected on the basis of adult suffrage. ● Statement 2 is incorrect: Gandhiji was initially skeptical about the idea of Constituent Assembly but was later convinced by Pandit Nehru and so it as a remedy for our communal and other distempers. ● Statement 3 is correct: The demand for Constituent Assembly was finally accepted in principle by the British Government in August Offer in 1940. It provided for setting up of a constituent assembly after the war where mainly Indians would decide the Constitution according to their social, economic and political conceptions, subject to fulfilment of the obligation of the government regarding defence, minority rights, treaties with States, all India services.
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It is mainly due to Ravi’s lethargy that the plan fell _____.
"I'm afraid I can't ___________ to the party, I have to work."
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People with sitting jobs_________twice the risk of cardi...
The team decided to _______ after realizing their initial approach wasn’t working as planned.
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He needed to __________ his plan and everything would be fine.
The US government should establish a new expert regulatory body to ______ the huge and growing threat posed by disinformation on digital platforms.
...During her research, Seema __________ dozens of objects that she couldn’t include in the book, but also couldn’t ________.
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India can become a corruption free nation only when ….. the citizens…. Rules and regulati...
She would ________ the thought of writing a 40-page research paper.