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Which one among the following explains the meaning of the 'Safety Valve Theory' in the context of Indian National Movement?
A theory that argued that the Congress was formed as a safe outlet to the discontented educated Indians
A theory that argued that the Congress was formed as a safe outlet to the hostile attitude of the British towards the Indian people
A theory which believed that the British and the ex-rebels of 1857 should amicably resolve their differences against each other
As idea aimed at promoting goodwill among the Indian people
The concept of Safety Valve Theory says that the British had seen the political situation in the country leading to another rebellion on the lines of the Mutiny of 1857; and they wished to avoid such a situation. So, they wanted to provide a platform to the people, where they could discuss their political problems. Indian National Congress was founded by a Retired Civil Servant and not by any Indian. It was said that the INC was started by Viceroy Lord Dufferin with the help of an ex Civil Services member as a “Safety Valve” against the popular discontent.
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