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    The document provides information to identify four Indian states labeled A, B, C, and D on a political map of India. It gives clues about each state in the form of historical events or political details: A is identified as Andhra Pradesh, the state where Indian National Congress was in majority. B is identified as Arunachal Pradesh, the state where other parties were in majority. C is identified as Gujarat, the state where a violent incident took place in Godhara in 2002. D is identified as West Bengal, the state where left parties were in majority.

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    The document provides information to identify four Indian states labeled A, B, C, and D on a political map of India. It gives clues about each state in the form of historical events or political details: A is identified as Andhra Pradesh, the state where Indian National Congress was in majority. B is identified as Arunachal Pradesh, the state where other parties were in majority. C is identified as Gujarat, the state where a violent incident took place in Godhara in 2002. D is identified as West Bengal, the state where left parties were in majority.

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    The document provides information to identify four Indian states labeled A, B, C, and D on a political map of India. It gives clues about each state in the form of historical events or political details: A is identified as Andhra Pradesh, the state where Indian National Congress was in majority. B is identified as Arunachal Pradesh, the state where other parties were in majority. C is identified as Gujarat, the state where a violent incident took place in Godhara in 2002. D is identified as West Bengal, the state where left parties were in majority.

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    In the political outline map of India given below, four states have been marked as A,B,C and D.

    Identify
    these states on the basis of information given below and write their correct names in your answer book
    along with the respective serial number of the information used and the concerned alphabet in the map
    as per the following format.

    S. No. of the Information used Concerned Alphabet Name of the State


    (i)
    (ii)
    (iii)
    (iv)

    (i) The state where a violent incident took place at Godhara in 2002.- C - Gujarat
    (ii) The state which was earlier known as Madras. B - Chennai
    (iii) The state which has the maximum number of seats in its Legislative Assembly.- Uttar
    Pradesh
    (iv) The state to which former Chief Minister Laldenga belonged.- Mizoram
    (i) The state where India National Congress(INC) was in majority. A – Andhra Pradesh
    (ii) The state where Janata Party was in majority. C- Gujarat
    (iii) The state where other parties were in majority. B – Arunachal Pradesh
    (iv) The state where left parties were in majority. West Bengal D

    (i) The state where congress did not get majority but formed government with the help
    of others.Rajasthan
    (ii) The mountaneous state where Congress got majority.J and K
    (iii) The Southern states where congress got majorityAndhra Pradesh
    (iv) The North Easter states where congress did not get the majority.North East frontier
    (i) Place where Congress session of 1920 took place maharashtra
    (ii) State which was known as North East Frontier agency ap
    (iii) State where Potti Sriramulu, a congress leader went on an indefinite fast that led to
    his death. andhra
    (iv) State which was earlier known as Madras Presidency. Tamil nadu

    (i) Mark the state where Mahatma Gandhi was born Gujarat
    (ii) Srojini Naidu became the Governor of the state UP
    (iii) State from which Jayaprakash Narayan belongs? Bihar
    (iv) State where first Non-congress government was formed. Kerela
    (i) The state to which Minister for communications in the first ministry of free India
    belonged.UP
    (ii) The state to which the former Prime Minister Morarji Desai was related Gujarat
    (iii) The state to which S. Nijalingappa belonged Karnataka
    (iv) The state related to former Congress President K. Kamraj Tamil Nadu

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