- Prior to 1938, the Congress policy towards Princely States was generally one of non-interference in their internal affairs, though it supported the demand for responsible government by the people within the states. - At the Haripura Session of the Congress in 1938, presided over by Subhash Chandra Bose, a resolution was passed that explicitly declared Purna Swaraj (complete independence) as the goal for the Princely States as well as British India. - This marked a shift towards closer involvement in the political movements within the states (often organized under 'Praja Mandals' or 'Praja Parishads') and aligning their aspirations with the national goal of independence.
In which one of the following years did Indian National Congress include in its goal the independence of the Princely States?
Asked in UPSC Geoscientist 2020 · Topic: Indian National Congress (INC's approach towards Princely States.)
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