Why was the congress reluctant to include workers demand as part of its programme of struggle
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As a result, the Congress was reluctant in including the demands of the industrial working class in its programme for struggle. It was felt by the party leadership that doing so would alienate the industrialists and lead to lack of unity among the anti-imperialist forces.
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As a result, the Congress was reluctant in including the demands of the industrial working class in its programme for struggle. It was felt by the party leadership that doing so would alienate the industrialists and lead to lack of unity among the anti-imperialist forces.
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