What was the condition put forward by the Congress during World War II-Establishment of the Indian Army-To grant immediate and complete freedom to India-Establishment of a national government-b- and -c- above

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What was the condition put forward by the Congress during World War II?

Establishment of the Indian Army.

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To grant immediate and complete freedom to India.

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Establishment of a national government.

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(b) and (c) above

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The correct option is D (b) and (c) above
The Congress declared that the country was prepared to cooperate with the British for World War II, but on the condition that there be an immediate declaration by Britain, granting India complete independence. It also demanded the establishment of a national government.

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