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"No progress is possible in this country without the Hindus and Muslims becoming united in feelings and acting together." Whose statement is this?

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1Ghulam Ahmed
2M.G. Ranade✓
3Firoz Shah Mehta
4Kunwar Singh

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M.G. Ranade

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