Question

What were the basic differences between the Congress Socialists and the Communists?

Answer 1

There were two basic differences between the Congress Socialists and the Communists, which are as follows:

1. The Congress Socialists were nationalists who believed in class struggle and demanded the overthrow of capitalism, the zamindari system, and the princely states. They owed their loyalty to the National Congress despite the fact that they were nationalists.
2. The communists made it clear that they were committed to cooperating with the Communist International. The communists also believed that establishing an international communist society should be the ultimate goal.