DMPQ: Outline the resolution made in the wardha session of Congress working committee in 1939.

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The CWC resolution condemned fascist aggression. It said that

  • India could not be party to a war being fought ostensibly for democratic freedom, while that freedom being denied to India.
  • If Britain was
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fighting for democracy and freedom, it should prove it by ending imperialism in its colonies and establishing full democracy in India.
  • The government should declare its war aims soon and also as to how principles of democracy were to be applied to India.

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    The congress leadership wanted to give every chance to the viceroy and British government.

     

     

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