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When the AICC met, Subhas was in the peculiar situation of being the president without a Working Committee. Realising its untenability, Subhas had no choice but to resign, proving MN Roy’s observation of the Congress being Gandhi’s Congress as correct. Subhas unlike Nehru did not want to compromise at the cost of his principles and sensibilities Continued from yesterday By SUBRATA MUKHERJEE and SUSHILA RAMASWAMY It was under strained circumstances that the election to the post of Congress President was held. Subhas secured 1580 votes against Sitaramayya’s 1377 votes. In a public statement Gandhi stated that as he did not allow Sitaramayya to withdraw from the contest it was more his defeat than Sitaramayya’s. He expressed his happiness at Subhas’ election but made it plain that he did not agree with his views. He praised his nationalism and mentioned his sufferings. He also thought that the election had provided Subhas with an opportunity to have a homogenous team so th

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