answer 8th maharastra bord ( anti partition movement
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1] The news of partition of Bengal not only spread in Bengal but also all over India.
2] 16 October, the day of partition, was observed as National Mourning Day.
3] There were protest meetings all over India to condemn the Government's decision.
4] Vande Mataram came to be sung everywhere.
5] As a symbol of unity, Raksha Bandhan programs were held.
6] Students in large number boycotted Government schools and colleges and participated in the movement.
7] The movement was organized under the leadership of Surendranath Banerjee, Anand Mohan Bose, Rabindranath Tagore and such other leaders.
8] This led to the increase of extent of members in Indian National Congress.
9] This movement became national movement.
10] Owing to the severity of the dissatisaction, the British cancelled the partition of Bengal.
2] 16 October, the day of partition, was observed as National Mourning Day.
3] There were protest meetings all over India to condemn the Government's decision.
4] Vande Mataram came to be sung everywhere.
5] As a symbol of unity, Raksha Bandhan programs were held.
6] Students in large number boycotted Government schools and colleges and participated in the movement.
7] The movement was organized under the leadership of Surendranath Banerjee, Anand Mohan Bose, Rabindranath Tagore and such other leaders.
8] This led to the increase of extent of members in Indian National Congress.
9] This movement became national movement.
10] Owing to the severity of the dissatisaction, the British cancelled the partition of Bengal.
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