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Gandhiji proposed thay non- cooperation movement should unfold in stages. explain the statement .

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Answered by Anonymous
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Gandhi ji meant that
Start would be made with the boycott of foreign goods
Surrendering of titles
and finally if govt used repressive measures then the movement would be turned into a full civil disobedience movement.
Answered by rimjhimbhojwani2003
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Ans the Non-Cooperation Movement: An important phase of the Indian independence movement from British rule led by Mahatma Gandhi was called the non-cooperation movement. It was planned after the occurrence Jallianwala Bagh Massacre.

Reason: Resist the British rule in India through non-violence.

The three steps planned by Gandhiji to unfold Non-Cooperation Movement were.

  • Surrendering of titles that the British government awarded.
  • Boycotting of the civil services and the legislative councils.
  • The launch of a full civil disobedience campaign.
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