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At which of the following places did C. Rajagopalachari break the salt law in the year 1930?
Vedaranyam
Tiruchi
Tirupati
Madurai
- C. Rajagopalachari, also known as Rajaji, was a prominent leader in the Indian independence movement.
- In April 1930, inspired by Mahatma Gandhi's Salt March to Dandi, Rajaji initiated a similar march in Tamil Nadu.
- The march began from Tiruchirappalli and ended at Vedaranyam.
- It was at Vedaranyam that Rajaji broke the salt law by making salt on April 30, 1930.
- Option 1: Vedaranyam is the correct location where the salt law was broken.
- Option 2: Tiruchi (Tiruchirappalli) was the starting point of the march, not the place of the salt law violation.
- Option 3: Tirupati is unrelated to this event.
- Option 4: Madurai is also not related to this particular action against the salt law.
Option 1: Vedaranyam
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