Ramgarh Session (March 1940)
- The 53rd Session of Congress held in Ramgarh of Jharkhand was taken up entirely with the crisis brought about by the war and passed only one lengthy resolution on the issue which was presided over by Maulana Azad.
- The Congress protested against the declaration of India as a belligerent country without any reference to the people and stated that the British government was carrying on the war fundamentally for imperialist ends.
- The party also declared that nothing short of complete independence is ....
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