Who among the following was not part of the group of 'no-changers' in the Congress Party?

The suspension of the Non-Cooperation movement as well as the internment of Gandhi paved the way for wider ramifications. In the absence of Gandhi, the Congress leaders were divided over the question of the strategy to be adopted. As a result, the Congress got split into two groups namely ‘No-changers’ and ‘Pro- changes’. The group led by C.R. Das which favoured the council – entry move was known as ‘Pro-changers’ and those who opposed the council entry move were called as ‘No-changers’. The “Pro-changers” included prominent leaders like C.R.Das, Motilal Nehru and Satyamuti.