Questions related to Congress were asked in the 12th examination in Rajasthan, BJP raised objection
Experts say that this is the first time that so many questions have been asked related to the ruling party in the state. A question was asked to discuss the Congress as a social and ideological alliance.

Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education's 12th class political science question paper was held on Thursday. Controversy has arisen regarding the questions asked in this question paper. In the question paper, half a dozen questions were asked about the Congress and one question regarding the partition of the Communist Party and one question about the Bahujan Samaj Party. Experts say that this is the first time that so many questions have been asked related to the ruling party in the state.
Experts say that this is the first time that so many questions have been asked related to the ruling party in the state. A question was asked to discuss the Congress as a social and ideological alliance. The second question was how many seats the Congress had won in the 1984 Lok Sabha elections. The third question was which party dominated the first three elections in India.
The fifth question was that the 1971 general election proved to be an election for the re-establishment of the Congress. Explain this statement. The sixth question was who gave the slogan of poverty hatao. The political science syllabus, however, has lessons in the era of one-party dominance and the Congress system, challenges and re-establishment.
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