In the presentations of the members of the Constituent Assembly, we can discern many conflicting ideas of India such as:

(a) Which language Indians should speak
(b) Which political and economic systems should the nation follow
(c) What moral values its citizens should uphold or disavow
(d) What should be the family system of the Indians
(e) What should be the food of the Indians

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

(a), (b), (c) only

The correct answer is Option (2) → (a), (b), (c) only

Given statements:

(a) Which language Indians should speak
(b) Which political and economic systems should the nation follow
(c) What moral values its citizens should uphold or disavow
(d) What should be the family system of the Indians
(e) What should be the food of the Indians

Explanation:

The Constituent Assembly had 300 members. Of these, six members played particularly important roles.

Ambedkar himself had the responsibility of guiding the Draft Constitution through the Assembly. This took three years in all, with the printed record of the discussions taking up eleven bulky volumes. But while the process was long it was also extremely interesting. The members of the Constituent Assembly were eloquent in expressing their sometimes very divergent points of view. In their presentations we can discern many conflicting ideas of India – of what language Indians should speak, of what political and economic systems the nation should follow, of what moral values its citizens should uphold or disavow.