साम्यवादी व डाव्या पक्षांनी सहभाग घेतलेल्या किसान सभेत राष्ट्रीय सभेचे काही सदस्य का हजर राहिले ?

The correct answer is Option B (They were upset with the agricultural policies of Nehru and Gandhiji.).

Key Points:
• Ideological Tensions in Peasant Mobilization (1930s):
• During the 1930s (formation of the All India Kisan Sabha in 1936), radical and socialist Congressmen (like Swami Sahajanand Saraswati, N.G. Ranga, and Indulal Yagnik) aligned with Communists and Socialists in Kisan Sabhas.
• A significant faction within the Congress had grown deeply disillusioned and upset with the moderate, compromise-oriented agrarian policies of Mahatma Gandhi (Trusteeship theory) and the cautious stance of mainstream leadership regarding Zamindari abolition.
• These leaders demanded radical land redistribution, debt write-offs, and militant tenant rights, which mainstream Congress leadership was hesitant to enforce.
• Hence, as per the MPSC key, they attended Kisan Sabhas out of discontent with the prevailing agrarian policies of Nehru and Gandhiji.
• Key Takeaway: Disillusionment with the agrarian policies of mainstream Congress leadership led some Congressmen to attend Leftist Kisan Sabhas.