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29. Raad the following passage and answer the questions below:
"Patel the organizational man of the Congress, wanted to purge the Congress of other political groups and sought
to make of it a cohesive and disciplined political party. He sought to take the Congress away from its all-embracing
character and turn it into a close-init party of disciplined cadres. Being a 'realist he looked more for discipline than for
comprehension. While Gandhi took to romantic a view of "Carrying on the movement," Patel's idea of transforming the
Congress into strictly poutical party with a single ideology and tight discipline showed an equal lack of understanding of
the edectic role that the Congress, as a government was to be called upon to perform in the decades to follow."
(1) Why does the author think that Congress should not have been a cohesive and disciplined party?
(2) Give some examples of the eclectic role of the Congress party in the early years.
(3) why does the author say that Gandhi's view about Congress futures was romantic ?​

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Answered by subeditannu1
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