In which pact, warm relations were established between "Garam dal" and Naram dal" the two groups of the Indian National Congress?
A. Gandhi-Irwin Pact
B. Lucknow Pact
C. Karachi agreement
D. Lahore declaration
Answer: Option B
Solution(By Examveda Team)
The bitter relations between two groups of Indian national Congress i.e. Garam Dal (Extremists) and Naram Dal(Moderates) were pacified or brought back to Normal in Lucknow pact 1916. The Chairman was Ambika Charan Majoomdar.This Question Belongs to History >> Struggle For Independence Of India
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