History · Modern Indian History

With reference to the spread of socialist ideas within the Indian national movement, consider the following statements: I. Socialist thinking began influencing sections of the Congress leadership even before the First World War through Indian revolutionaries and intellectuals abroad. II. Up to the conclusion of the Non-Cooperation Movement, socialist ideas had no visible impact on the ideological orientation of the Congress. III. Organized communist influence within Congress politics became evident primarily during the Swadeshi phase, rather than later mass movements. Which of the statements given above are NOT correct?