How did the plantation workers respond the non cooperation movement?
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Under the Inland Emigration Act of 1859, the plantation workers were not even allowed to leave the tea gardens without permission (which was hardly given to anyone ) .This was not less than being a puppet worker who could not even eat by their own will.
But a hope arose. When they heard of non cooperation movement , they gathered courage , left the plantations and headed home . They thought that their good days were about to come when they would be given land in their own villages .
But poor plantation workers could never reach their destination . They were either stopped by police or unmanly beaten up.
However they couldn't get what they had wanted but still they responded against the discrimination by following non cooperation.
Under the Inland Emigration Act of 1859, the plantation workers were not even allowed to leave the tea gardens without permission (which was hardly given to anyone ) .This was not less than being a puppet worker who could not even eat by their own will.
But a hope arose. When they heard of non cooperation movement , they gathered courage , left the plantations and headed home . They thought that their good days were about to come when they would be given land in their own villages .
But poor plantation workers could never reach their destination . They were either stopped by police or unmanly beaten up.
However they couldn't get what they had wanted but still they responded against the discrimination by following non cooperation.
Ram Ram.