The makers of the Indian Constitution preferred the principle of Consensus over voting by majority for resolving complex issues. Who among the following leaders championed this consensus-building model within the Assembly?

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Granville Austin noted that the core driving force of the Assembly was an oligarchy composed of Nehru, Patel, Prasad, and Azad. Nehru and Patel actively bridged ideological divides inside various committees, opting for exhaustive debate to arrive at consensus rather than utilizing forced voting majorities.

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