Why was the Congress reluctant to include workers’ demand as part of its programme of struggle?
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Congress was reluctant to include demands of industrial workers:
- Congress did not want to disappoint the industrialists by including the worker's interest.
- Some workers participated in the movement and boycotted foreign goods as part of their protest against low wages and poor working conditions.
- But most workers kept away as Congress favoured industrialists and believed that anti-imperial forces can get divided.
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