The Indian National Congress, formed in 1885, was a fair representation of the Indian population.

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The Indian National Congress was initially formed by a group of English-educated lawyers and intellectuals, which did not fully represent the diversity of the Indian population. It was mainly comprised of upper-caste Hindus and did not initially include Muslim or peasant representation. Over time, the Congress did make efforts to broaden its base and include a wider range of people, but it was not initially a fair representation of the Indian population.

The Indian National Congress, Formed in 1885, Was a Fair