Who was responsible for failure of non cooperation movement
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"Mahatma Gandhi, the father of our nation, started the Non-Cooperation movement where Indians fought in a non-violent struggle against the British Empire to achieve the freedom of our country.
During this period, people turned to Swadeshi goods and protested by burning different cloth and not paying taxes.
The Chauri Chaura incident where law enforcement officers were burnt alive caused the Mahatma to stop the conflict.
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Failure of Non-Cooperation Movement.
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- There were many reasons behind the failure of the Non-Cooperation Movement but we will discuss here two major causes such as discussed below:
- In 1922 in Chauri Chaura an angry mob killed the British officer by lighting and burning a police station on fire in Chauri Chaura, 23 police officers died in this incident.
- After these Incidents, Gandhi Ji himself called off the movement.
- Also, another reason was Expensive khadi cloths as compare to the foreign textile mill cloths and common people can not afford to buy it so they again start buying foreign mill cloths.
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