“The Indian National Congress boycotted which Round Table Conferences?”

"The Indian National Congress a key player in India’s independence movement boycotted the First and Third Round Table Conferences (1930 and 1932) held in London to discuss constitutional reforms. Disillusioned by the British government’s reluctance to grant full independence Congress refused participation demanding complete self-rule. These conferences aimed to address India’s political future but lacked Congress’s involvement limiting their effectiveness. The boycott underscored Congress’s commitment to non-cooperation and its pivotal role in shaping India’s struggle for independence influencing the trajectory of colonial negotiations."