Which session of the Indian National Congress is considered the session of the 'Moderates' reunion after the Surat split? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

Which session of the Indian National Congress is considered the session of the 'Moderates' reunion after the Surat split?
A. Allahabad, 1910
B. Calcutta, 1911
C. Bankipore, 1912
D. Karachi, 1913
Answer: Option C
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
After the Surat split of 1907, the Congress reunited at the Bankipore (Patna) session in 1912, which was presided over by R. N. Mudholkar.

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