Charan Singh vs Ferhat Abbas

As Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, Charan Singh implemented land reforms and debt relief measures for farmers. He introduced policies to reduce the power of landlords and improve the economic condition of small farmers.

Charan Singh founded the Bharatiya Kranti Dal, a political party focused on agrarian issues and farmers' interests. The party later merged into the Janata Party and influenced Indian agricultural policy.

Charan Singh became the fifth Prime Minister of India, leading a short-lived coalition government with support from the Indian National Congress. His tenure lasted only 170 days, making it one of the shortest in Indian history.

Charan Singh resigned as Prime Minister after the Indian National Congress withdrew its support, leading to the collapse of his government. He remained as caretaker Prime Minister until fresh elections were held.

Ferhat Abbas became the first President of the Provisional Government of the Algerian Republic (GPRA) on September 19, 1958, in Cairo. This government-in-exile sought international recognition for Algerian independence during the war with France.

As a senior FLN leader, Abbas participated in the negotiations that led to the

Abbas resigned as President of the National Constituent Assembly in 1963 after a power struggle with Ahmed Ben Bella. He opposed Ben Bella's authoritarian turn and the one-party system, leading to his marginalization.