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Question
Give reasons for the following statement:
Mahatma Gandhi had withdrawn the Non-Cooperation Movement.
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Solution
- The Britishers tried to suppress the boycott of the people, throughout the non-cooperation movement.
- They opened fire at a peaceful procession carried out at Gorakhpur district in Uttar Pradesh.
- Therefore the charged (angry) people set the police station ablaze (fire).
- One officer and twenty-two policemen were killed in this incident.
- On hearing this Gandhiji withdrew the movement in 1922.
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