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Read the extract and answer the questions that follows:

Workers too had their own understanding of Mahatma Gandhi and the

notion of swaraj .For Plantation workers in Assam , freedom meant the

right to move freely in and out of the Confined space in which they were

enclosed ,and it meant retaining a link with the village From which they

had come . Under the Inland Emigration Act of 1859, plantation workers

were Not permitted to leave the tea gardens without permission. When

they heard of the non – Cooperation movement, thousands of workers

defied the authorities , left the plantations and Headed home. They

interpreted the term swaraj in their own ways, imaging it to be a time

when all suffering and all troubles would be over .Yet when the tribal’s

chanted Gandhi’s name and raised slogans demanding `swatantra bharat’

they were also emotionally related to an all India agitation When they

acted in the name of Mahatma Gandhi ,or linked their movement to that


of the congress they were identifying with a movement which went

beyond the limits of their immediate locality.

i. What was the main provision of the Inland Emigration Act ?

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ii. What does swaraj mean for the plantation workers ?

[1]

iii. How can you say that the movement in plantation was not just

limited to their Immediate locality ?​

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