The Moderates believed in achieving self-governance gradually through constitutional means, dialogue, and petitioning the British authorities.
Who among the following was not a leader of the moderate faction of the Indian National Congress?
Asked in HPPSC HPAS Prelims 2016 · Topic: Moderates and Extremists in Congress (Emergence of the Moderates and their foundational principles (1885-1905))
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