Question

Rise of communalisation and its impact on freedom struggle

Answer 1

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The stagnant economy of India and the policy of divide and rule during the British period were important factors for the growth of communalism in India. ... The communal question was, therefore a middle class question par excellence. The main appeal of communalism and its main social base also lay among the middle classes.

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