Swaraj (Vithalbhai
Patel and others, declared that the Non-cooperation Movement had been a failure
and, with the detention of Gandhi, had lost its momentum. They proposed an
alternative programme of diverting the movement from widespread mass civil
disobedience
Vithalbhai
Patel and others, declared that the Non-cooperation Movement had been a failure
and, with the detention of Gandhi, had lost its momentum. They proposed an
alternative programme of diverting the movement from widespread mass civil
disobedience programme to a restricted one which would encourage Congress
members to enter the Legislative Councils established under the Montford
Reforms of 1919 and to use moral pressure to compel authority concede the
popular demand for self-government. Remarkable seats in 1924-elections were
achieved by the members but their triumph had been short-lived.
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