What were the programmes Gandhiji launched for Civil Disobedience Movement 1 Government servants can...........

Modern Indian History 1921-1932

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What were the programmes Gandhiji launched for Civil Disobedience Movement?

1. Government servants can resign from their office.

2. Lawyers can give up their practice.

3. Boycott of legislative councils, schools etc.

4. Foreign liquor and cloth shops can be picketed.

5. Paying takes can be refused wherever we have requisite strength.

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1,2,4&5 only

1,2,3&4 only

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2,3,4&5 only

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Explanation:

Statement 3 is incorrect as it is related to Non-cooperation Movement.
The Civil disobedience movement was an important part of Indian freedom movement. It was led by Mahatma Gandhi against certain laws and commands of the ruling British Government.
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Civil disobedience movement was started with Dandi March (also Salt march, Salt satyagraha) by Mahatma Gandhi on 12th March, 1930. On 12 March, 1930 he along with his 78 followers began a march from the Sabarmati Ashram to “Dandi” on the Gujarat coast. The Dandi March aroused great enthusiasm among the people. Everywhere the people began to break the law by selling banned political pamphlets, by showing defiance of section 144 and by with holding rents. Gandhiji called upon the women to begin spinning. In response to his call women took to spinning they also started picketing at the door of Government offices and foreign-goods shops. This participation of the women was a new thing in the freedom struggle. The movement was very tense in Bengal and the north-west. Sarojini Naidu came to the forefront during this movement. In the north-west the most famous leader was Abdul Gaffar Khan, knick-named as “Frontier Gandhi".