Impact of Indian National Congress

It is no doubt that India is the second largest country known to mankind in terms of regional extent and population. In this case it became one of the important concerns for political scientists and other sociologists. Research confirmed and confirmed that the Indian National Political Movement is the most influential factor and that ideology and transformation issues can be traced back to the pre-colonial era. Since its establishment on 28th December 1885, the National Assembly in India was the most influential and transformational movement.

Indian National Assembly, Parliament, India's broad political party. The Indian National Assembly was founded in 1885 and dominated the independence movement in India. It then independently forms the majority of the Government of India and often has places in many state governments. The Indian Congress was first held in December 1885, but the Indian KMT campaign dates back to the 1950s and opposed the rule of the UK. In the first few decades, Congress passed a fairly discreet reform resolution, but due to the increase in poverty associated with British imperialism, many people in the organization became extremists. Early in the 20th century, the elements of the party came to support Swazishishi ("our country") policy, the Indians boycotted British imports and asked to promote products made in India.

Even before India was independent, the Indian National Assembly clearly stated its position on foreign policy. In the words of Indian foreign policyist and Indian National Assembly theorist Rejaul Karim Laskar, he says: "After the establishment of the Diet in India began to clarify that view on diplomacy Congress has never tried to solve problems such as poverty, lack of medical care, social repression, prejudice of concern to British authorities people None of the citizens of India are talked about or worried about their overall existence.The concept of institutions like Congress is elitist and then educated HNWI institution.