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point than endanger the peace and harmony of the Congress? But if these changes were really vital—as has been clearly shown—is it not proper to put the whole responsibility of the Surat episode on the heads of those Congress autocrats who, for the sake of a petty scheme of administrative reforms were willing to discard the friendship of their political colleagues and create a situation which made it easy for the Bureaucracy to "make short work of the Extremists"?
