what is the difference between sectional interest group and public interest group
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Sectional Interest Group: They promote the interests of a single group of society. The groups which seek to promote the interest of a particular section or group of a society are called sectional interest groups. These types of groups do not promote collective interests, but only promotesectional interests.
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Explanation:Sectional Interest Group:
They promote the interests of a single group of society.
They are concerned with their own group well being not the whole society
Example Indian trade Union
Public Interest group:They promote collective interest
They represent the general people of the society and their well being
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