The Resolution of Non-Cooperation movement was confirmed in the annual session of the Indian National Congress at __________________ in December 1920.
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Correct answer: B
Explanation
The correct answer is option 2 i.e. Nagpur
A resolution supporting Mahatma Gandhi's Non-Cooperation Movement was approved by the Congress in Nagpur in 1920.
The movement's goals are:
- Every foreign item was burned.
- To abstain from all government activities.
- To severely impair the administration of the British Government.
- To stop working with and supporting government agencies and businesses.
- To give the British the impression that the Indians' voluntary assistance is essential to the government's survival.
The Causes of Its Later Withdrawal:
- The movement of non-cooperation came to an abrupt end when Mahatma Gandhi issued an order to retract it.
- He made this difficult choice as a result of the police station at Chauri Chaura being attacked and set on fire by an enraged mob.
- In this occurrence, between 20 and 22 people died.