Question Q.3DiscussGS1GS1
Non-Cooperation Movement democratized India's freedom struggle but suffered from inherent limitations. Discuss. (10 marks, 150 words)
Introduction
The Non-Cooperation Movement was launched by Mahatma Gandhi to fulfill 3 primary demands—for fair treatment for Islamic Khalifa, against wrong doing by Talliwallah Bagh, for swaraj.
26 words
Main Body
NCM democratized India's freedom struggle
1It saw the biggest muslim participation than any other movement of the Indian Freedom struggle.
2It saw participation from a wide section of the Indian society including peasants, students etc.
3The movement was characterised by a feeling of Hindu-Muslim unity.
The NCM thus democratized the freedom struggle by expanding the participation, bringing muslims in and forging Hindu-Muslim unity.
Inherent limitations in NCM
1It had violent streaks at some places.
2The withdrawal of the movement antagonised the muslims.
3It did not see wide scale participation of zamindars, women, princely states etc.
4Though many students left government institutions, this could not be sustained for long.
Rising greater violence triggered by the Chauri-Chaura incident. Gandhiji recalled the movement after 2 years in 1922.
— Ritika Rath · AIR 48
132 words10 paragraphs
- Identifies key demands of NCM
- Lists democratizing aspects
- Mentions broad participation across society
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Topper
Ritika Rath
AIR 48
Subject & Paper
GS1GS1
Topic
The Freedom Struggle
The Freedom Struggle — its various stages and important contributors/contributions from different parts of the country
Non-Cooperation Movement
Writing Stats
158
Total words
10
Paragraphs
analytical
Tone