Question B15GS1GS1

Discuss the role of revolutionaries in the national movement. How did their approach differ from that of moderates and non-violent activists?

Introduction

This section addresses the role of revolutionaries in the national movement and compares their approach with moderates and non-violent activists.

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Main Body

Dispersed leadership & ineffective coordination.

=> Part Bhagat Singh's trials, no central leader.

Focus on communist ideology led to masses getting base involved.

O & Gandhian Non-violent ideology not supportive of their radical actions.

Thus, Revolutionaries gave new fuel to national movement. Part-Khilafat Movement and echoes of their glory etched in memory till today.

— Prateek Joshi · AIR 196

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Conclusion

Revolutionaries played an important role by providing ideological impetus, though their dispersed structure and radical methods differed from Gandhian non-violent approach.

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Acknowledges the ideological focus of revolutionaries
Compares with non-violent approach
Recognizes historical impact

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AIR 1962024

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The Freedom Struggle

Revolutionaries and their contributions

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