The answer is Faction.
Factions are described as pockets of organized dissent within a larger group, especially in the context of politics.
However, two political parties competing in a general election is NOT an example of a faction.
A single political party, breaking into two, on the basis of divergent views and objectives is a classic example of a faction.
Usually it would be the less there is the more people want it which is not an answer here it looks like. I would have to say B because it would be the opposite of what I just said which would still be correct.
Wheat/Grain was commonly being produced
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Kabuliwala was arrested because he stabs a debtor who refuses to pay him for the shawl which he had bought from the Kabuliwala. The debtor betrayed Kabuliwala. ... So he stabbed the debtor
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