Impact of quit india movement
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Demonstrated the depth of nationalist feeling in country and capacity of people for struggle and sacrifice
Consitutional question remained dormant till end of War
British no longer found it possible to rule India againt the wishes of the people
Strengthened the Congress Socialist Part due to its heroic role in the Movement
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The response of British to Quit India Movement was very aggressive and quick . the Congress was banned and most of its leaders were arrested before they could start mobilizing the people however people were Unstoppable . there were hartals and demonstrations all over the country the people attacked all symbols of British government such as railway stations , law courts and police stations . Railway lines were damaged and telegraph line haircut in some places people even setup independent government .
The British respond with terrible brutality the army was called out to assist the police they were instance of Lathi charge and firing on an unarmed demonstration . Protestors were arrested and tortured and their homes raided and destroyed by December 1942 over 60,000 people had been jailed .
Indians suffered greatly throughout the Second World War there where was a terrible famine in Bengal in 1943 in which over 30 lakh people died the government did little to provide relief to The Starving Millions .
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The response of British to Quit India Movement was very aggressive and quick . the Congress was banned and most of its leaders were arrested before they could start mobilizing the people however people were Unstoppable . there were hartals and demonstrations all over the country the people attacked all symbols of British government such as railway stations , law courts and police stations . Railway lines were damaged and telegraph line haircut in some places people even setup independent government .
The British respond with terrible brutality the army was called out to assist the police they were instance of Lathi charge and firing on an unarmed demonstration . Protestors were arrested and tortured and their homes raided and destroyed by December 1942 over 60,000 people had been jailed .
Indians suffered greatly throughout the Second World War there where was a terrible famine in Bengal in 1943 in which over 30 lakh people died the government did little to provide relief to The Starving Millions .
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