Explain the reasons for the failure of civil disobedience movement
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Chauri Chaura was a violent incident. Gandhiji was shocked and thus he withdrew the movement.
Moreover the British government were successful in suppressing the movement. They were successful in chaining the big leaders along with Gandhiji
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- Mahatma Gandhi decided to withdraw the Non-Cooperation movement in 1922
- the movement was turning violent in many places and Satyagraha did to be properly trained for mass struggle....
- CR das and motilal Nehru formed the swaraj party within the Congress to argue for a return to council politics
- salt was a powerful symbol that could unite the nation
- Gandhi started famous salt march along with 78 of his trusted volunteers
- finally Mahatma Gandhi once again decided to call of the moment and entered into a pack with Irwin... [on 5th march 1931 (Gandhi Irwin pact)]
- participants of the movement in different angles such as patidars of Gujarat and jaats of uttar Pradesh
- to organise business interest formed the Indian industrial and commercial Congress in 1929 and federal of the Indian chamber of commerce and industries( FICCI)
- Gandhi called the untouchables that is harijan children of God....
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