Explain how Satyagraha, NCM, CDM & Quit India movements’ mass appeal was
undoubtedly genuine in the context of Indian Politics and how it contributed to the
success in broadening the basis of Nationalism
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Answer:
The Quit India Movement was a mass movement because there was a non-violent way of removal of British rule from India. People from all over the nation were appealed to not use products or goods manufactured or imported from outside India.
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Explanation:
The salt march was notable because:
The choice of salt as a symbol of protest against the colonial rule was a remarkable indicative of Gandhiji’s tactical wisdom.
By making the salt as his target he wanted to garner the maximum participation of the masses in the National Movement.
The speech of Gandhiji at Banaras Hindu University was an indicative of the fact that the Indian nationalism was a creation of elite such as the lawyers, doctors and landlords. Besides this, it was also the first public announcement of the desire of Gandhiji that he wanted to make nationalism more properly representative of the Indian people as a whole.
Making the Non-Cooperation Movement successful Gandhiji called for renunciation of all voluntary associations with the British and as responded very optimistically to it. Students stopped going to the schools and colleges run by the government, lawyers refused to attend courts. There were strikes in factories, mills and workshops, peasants stopped paying taxes, tribes violated forest laws, forests were burnt and liquor shops were picketed..
Non-Cooperation Movement was very successful as masses participated in it without any difference of caste, creed, religion, economic and education, status and language. Non-Cooperation Movement led by Mahatma Gandhi played seminal role in uniting different regions of India as country and promoted a sense of nationhood among the fellow citizens.