How did non coorporation movement start in the city
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During the first world war, the Congress cooperated with the British. Even Gandhiji urged the Gujarati peasants to join the army, if they wanted to win Swaraj. But the events of 1919 like the Khilafat wrongs, passing of the Rowlatt Act and the Jallianwala Bagh tragedy greatly disillusioned Gandhiji. He turned from a cooperator to a non-cooperator and decided to start Non-Cooperation Movement. Non-Cooperation is 'a way of protesting in which one does not cooperate with the evil doer.' Gandhiji asked the people not to assist the foreign government to rule over them. Gandhiji said, "Non-Cooperation with evil is as much duty as is cooperation is good."
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The movement in the cities started
with the participation of the middle
class people. Thousands if students,
teachers , principles boycotted the
imperial institutions. Lawyers gave up
their lega practice. Council elections
were boycotted in many cities, except
in madras, where the non-brahmans felt
that entering the elections was one way
of gaining power, usually the brahmans
has access to.
Middle class people started boycotting
the use of foreign goods , merchants and
traders denied trading foreign goods and
to finance foreign trade.
Due to the boycott movement production
in Indian textile mills and hamdlooms
went up. And the value of trade dropped
from rs102 crore to rs 57 crore between
1921-1922.
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