Consider the following statements regarding the Communist Party of India (CPI):

1. It was founded by S.V. Ghate at Tashkent, in October 1920.

2. The CPI called upon all its members not to enroll themselves as the members of the Congress and worked as more radical mass based organization.

3. Early Communists organized peasants’ and workers’ parties and worked through them.

Which of the statements given above is/are not correct?

1. Seven Indians, headed by M.N. Roy, met at Tashkent in October 1920 and set up the Communist Party of India. After some time, S.V. Ghate emerged as the general secretary of the party.

2. The CPI called upon all its members to enroll themselves as the members of the Congress, form a strong left-wing in all its organs, co-operate with all other radical nationalists and make an effort to transform the Congress into a more radical mass-based organization.

3. The main form of political work by the early Communists was to organize peasants’ and workers’ parties and work through them.