Q. During the National Movement, the Congress passed a resolution on fundamental rights and economic policy by the way of a major concession to placate the Left Wing at which one of the following sessions?
(a) Amritsar Session
(b) Karachi Session
(c) Lucknow Session
(d) Tripura Session
Ans: (b) Karachi Session
Explanation: During the National Movement, the Congress passed a resolution on fundamental rights and economic policy as a major concession to placate the Left Wing at the (b) Karachi Session.
The Karachi Session of the Indian National Congress was held in 1931. It is significant because the Congress adopted the Karachi Resolution, also known as the “Resolution on Fundamental Rights and Economic Policy.” This resolution aimed to address the concerns of the Left Wing within the Congress and emphasize the importance of social and economic justice.
The resolution affirmed the commitment of the Indian National Congress to uphold fundamental rights, including the rights of workers, peasants, and other marginalized sections of society. It also emphasized the need for economic planning and the promotion of socialist principles in India’s economic policies.
Therefore, the correct answer is (b) Karachi Session.
