Which out of the following are correct?
A. When world war II broke out, the Indian Communists continued their United Front Policy against all types of imperialism/
B. When Hitler attacked the Soviet Union, Communists in India staged a right about turn, and relabeled the war as a ‘people’s war’.
C. Communists in India extended all possible support and even acted as British ‘spies’ in suppressing the popular revolt of 1942.
D. Government of India rewarded the Communist Party of India (CPI) by declaring it as a legal organization in 1942.
E. It clearly demonstrated that the CPI’s policy decisions were dictated by outside and international wire pullers.
Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below:

Correct option is B

When world war II broke out, the Indian communist continued their united Front policy against all type of imperialism. When Hitler attacked the Soviet union, communists in India staged a right-about turn and relabbelled the war as people's war. Communists in India extended all possible support even acted as british 'spies' in suppressing the popular revolt of 1942. Government of India rewarded the communist party of India declaring legal organisation in 1942. But it does not demonstrated that the CPI's policy decisions were dictated by outside and international wire puller.