Madhav AgarwalAIR 16 · CSE 2024 · 144 wordsTheir whole copy
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Civil Disobedience Movement (1930) became evident after 'Purana Swarajya' call in Lahore Session (1929) as well as rejection of '11 demand' by Lord Irwin.
Reach of the Movement (via map): Spread to all major parts of India.
Extent of the reach:
Body
ax in UP
- Dandi March
- CDM
- Forest laws violated in Central India
- K. Kelappan
- C. Rajagopalachari
- Rani Gaidinliu
Spread to all major parts of India.
Extent of the reach: (i) Covered various sections of the society → Students opposed the circular to ban political participation → Peasants, tribals involved → Rani Gaidinliu → Workers: Dharsana salt works attacked by Sarojini Naidu
Revolutionary Zeal:
(i) Movement was quite organised as the Congress was institutionally stronger.
(ii) Massive participation = more than 3times of the Non-Cooperation movement.
(iii) Huge number of people jailed by the British.
(iv) Zeal increased due to wide media coverage domestic & internationally.
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Civil Disobedience Movement was a "watershed to demand of purana swaraj", and shook British to the core who then accepted Congress representation in '2nd Round Table Conference'.