Explanation:

• Correct Option: (b) Explanation: 
• Option (b) is correct.
• Quit India Movement  The Quit India Resolution was rati fi ed at the Congress meeting at Gowalia Tank, Bombay, on August 8, 1942.  In the early hours of August 9, 1942, in a single sweep, all the top leaders of Congress were arrested and taken to unknown destinations, and thus the movement was left leaderless. 
• Many nationalists went underground and took to subversive activities. The participants in these activities were the Socialists, Forward Bloc members, Gandhi ashramites, revolutionary nationalists.  Jatiya Sarkar in Tamluk, Midnapore undertook cyclone relief work, sanctioned grants to schools, supplied paddy from the rich to the poor, organized Vidyut Vahinis (armed organizations). 
• There were no communal claashes during the movement.  The Muslim League opposed the movement, fearing that if the British left India at that time, the minorities would be oppressed by the Hindus.  The Hindu Mahasabha and Communist Party of India boycotted the movement. Topic: Modern History Sub-Topic: Quit India Movement