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  1. Indian National Congress
  2. Muslim League
  3. Swarajya Party
  4. Janata Party
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Option 1 : Indian National Congress

The correct answer is the Indian National Congress.

  • The Indian National Congress was founded in 1885 by A.O.Hume.
  • The elections to the Constituent Assembly were held in July-August 1946. The Indian National Congress won 208 seats, the Muslim League 73 seats, and the small groups and independents got the remaining 15 seats.

Muslim League

  • The all India Muslim League of India was Founded in 1906.
  • Founder
    • Muhammad Ali Jinnah
    • Aga khan III
    • Khwaja Salimullah
    • Hakim Ajmal khan

Swarajya Party

  • Founded-1923
  • Founder
    • Chitranjan Das
    • Motilal Nehru

Janata Party

  • Founded-1977
  • Founder-Jai Prakash Narayan
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