difference between political parties , pressure groups , interest groups , movement groups , sectional interest groups - Social Science - Popular Struggles and Movements

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difference between political parties , pressure groups ,
interest groups , movement groups , sectional interest groups

Charu · Accepted Answer

Political Parties
Pressure Groups/ Interest groups
Movement groups
Sectional interest groups

a They are the organized group of people having
common ideology and their main aim is to contest in elections, come
to power and retain power
They are organized group of people that seeks to
promote the specific interest of their group
The interest groups are also involved in movements
in which they attempt to bring about a change in the social order
They can be single issue or multiple issue movements They

resort to dharnas,
protests,
processions
Sectional interest groups which
seeks to promote the interest of a particular section or a group of
people like trade unions, Business groups

b It seeks to directly control or form the
government Their aim is to come to power
They seek to influence the party in power
They seek to influence the government
They seek to influence the government

c Example, Congress
example, Bhartiya Kisan Union
Exmaple Narmada Bachao Andolan
example FICCI

Political Parties	Pressure Groups/ Interest groups	Movement groups	Sectional interest groups
a. They are the organized group of people having common ideology and their main aim is to contest in elections, come to power and retain power.	They are organized group of people that seeks to promote the specific interest of their group.	The interest groups are also involved in movements in which they attempt to bring about a change in the social order. They can be single issue or multiple issue movements. They resort to dharnas, protests, processions	Sectional interest groups which seeks to promote the interest of a particular section or a group of people like trade unions, Business groups
b. It seeks to directly control or form the government. Their aim is to come to power.	They seek to influence the party in power	They seek to influence the government.	They seek to influence the government.
c. Example, Congress	example, Bhartiya Kisan Union	Exmaple Narmada Bachao Andolan	example FICCI