Abstract
Civil dissilience Movement was one of the important political developments of the
sub-continent of 1930s era. It was directly or indirectly associated with all the
stake holders of India. The present study is a humble attempt to put some light on
the nature of this movement, the reaction of the British Raj and role of the Gandhi
in it. Moreover, it tries to give answers of the questions that what was the role
Gandhi and Congress in launching and making it a successful movement? How
did the British Raj respond to this Movement? This paper is divided into four
parts. The first part deals with the politics of Indian National Congress and British
Raj during 1920s-30s. The second part indicates the position and role of Gandhi in
this Movement and third part explains the nature of the movement. Finally, the last
part highlights the reaction of this Movement and impacts of this movement on the
politics of the Sub-continent. As far as, the methodology is concerned, the present
study applies descriptive-analytical method.
Irfan Ahmed Shaikh , Bashir Ahmed Jatoi, Shafique Ahmad Khan . (2018) Congress, Gandhi, and Civil Disobedience Movement, Journal of the Punjab University Historical Society, Volume 31, Issue 2.
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