Describe how the following sections of society interpreted the meaning of
Swaraj when Gandhiji gave a call for Non-cooperation movement.
(a) Peasants of Awadh.
(b) Tribals in the Godem Hills of Andhra Pradesh.
(c) Plantation workers in Assam.
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a. peasants of awadh
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Answer: Different sections of society had different interpretations for the notion of Swaraj brought in by Gandhi ji in 1920s.
Explanation:
A) Peasantry:
For the peasants, Swaraj meant the abolition of begar, reduction in revenues or taxes and the social boycott of the highly exploitative landlords.
B) Tribal:
For tribal , Swaraj meant the removal of all the barrier which were imposed on the use of forests by the colonial govt.
C) Plantation workers
For plantation workers , Swaraj meant the the right to move in and out of a confined space in which they were enclosed thus maintaining a link with the village they had come from.
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