Bengal Congress

Bengal Congress was a regional branch of the Indian National Congress, active in the Bengal region during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It played a key role in advocating for Indian independence, social reform, and regional issues specific to Bengal, such as language and cultural identity. The organization mobilized local leaders and citizens through meetings and political actions, contributing to the broader nationalist movement. Bengal Congress helped shape regional political awareness and was influential in shaping India's independence efforts, reflecting Bengal’s unique socio-political landscape within the larger Indian struggle for freedom.