A) They welcomed it as a step towards Hindu-Muslim cooperation.
B) They dismissed it as a 'Jinnah's stunt' and an impractical demand for the 'vivisection' of India.
C) They offered immediate concessions to the Muslim League to prevent partition.
D) They remained neutral, considering it an internal matter of the Muslim League.
Explanation
The Indian National Congress strongly condemned the Lahore Resolution, viewing it as a demand for the 'vivisection' of India and an attempt to break the country's unity. They often dismissed it as a ploy by Jinnah.
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