(G.K. Group A)-2022 Pressure groups aim to influence public policy without seeking political power themselves, unlike political parties. CII and FICCI are prominent examples of business pressure groups in India.
CII and FICCI are
Asked in Sr. Teacher Gr II (Sec. Edu.) Comp. Exam 2022 · Topic: Political Parties (Relationship between Political Parties and Pressure Groups)
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