Introduction

Many national movements and riots took place before India’s independence . And civil disobedience movement (1930 -1934) is of the them. The civil disobedience movement hopes to set the moral example that will provoke the majority or government into effecting meaningful political ,social and economic change.

What is civil disobedience movement ?

The civil disobedience movement (1930 -1934) is  start with the massive activity of salt march also known as Dandi March. M.K Gandhi ji initiated this movement with his 78 followers and start March from Sabarmati Ashram on 12th March 1930 till Dandi( 385kilometer) a coastal area in Gujarat to break the salt law by making a handful salt from seawater.

Causes of civil disobedience movement :

1. After the resolution of poorna sawraj was passed in 1929, M.K Gandhiji wants to fulfill major demands from the British government .
2. One major demand was the removal of the salt act which gave the British the monopoly over salt law.
3. The British government refused to fulfill the demands  and therefore M.K Gandhiji decide to launch the civil disobedience movement .
4. And the appointment Simon commision consisting of 7 members hurting the sentiments of Indians.
5.  Textile production should be introduced .
6. Reduction in the expenditures of the army and civil services.

Introduction

Many national movements and riots took place before India’s independence . And civil disobedience movement (1930 -1934) is of the them. The civil disobedience movement hopes to set the moral example that will provoke the majority or government into effecting meaningful political ,social and economic change.

What is civil disobedience movement ?

The civil disobedience movement (1930 -1934) is  start with the massive activity of salt march also known as Dandi March. M.K Gandhi ji initiated this movement with his 78 followers and start March from Sabarmati Ashram on 12th March 1930 till Dandi( 385kilometer) a coastal area in Gujarat to break the salt law by making a handful salt from seawater.

Causes of civil disobedience movement :

1. After the resolution of poorna sawraj was passed in 1929, M.K Gandhiji wants to fulfill major demands from the British government .
2. One major demand was the removal of the salt act which gave the British the monopoly over salt law.
3. The British government refused to fulfill the demands  and therefore M.K Gandhiji decide to launch the civil disobedience movement .
4. And the appointment Simon commision consisting of 7 members hurting the sentiments of Indians.
5.  Textile production should be introduced .
6. Reduction in the expenditures of the army and civil services.

Introduction

Many national movements and riots took place before India’s independence . And civil disobedience movement (1930 -1934) is of the them. The civil disobedience movement hopes to set the moral example that will provoke the majority or government into effecting meaningful political ,social and economic change.

What is civil disobedience movement ?

The civil disobedience movement (1930 -1934) is  start with the massive activity of salt march also known as Dandi March. M.K Gandhi ji initiated this movement with his 78 followers and start March from Sabarmati Ashram on 12th March 1930 till Dandi( 385kilometer) a coastal area in Gujarat to break the salt law by making a handful salt from seawater.

Causes of civil disobedience movement :

1. After the resolution of poorna sawraj was passed in 1929, M.K Gandhiji wants to fulfill major demands from the British government .
2. One major demand was the removal of the salt act which gave the British the monopoly over salt law.
3. The British government refused to fulfill the demands  and therefore M.K Gandhiji decide to launch the civil disobedience movement .
4. And the appointment Simon commision consisting of 7 members hurting the sentiments of Indians.
5.  Textile production should be introduced .
6. Reduction in the expenditures of the army and civil services.

Introduction

Many national movements and riots took place before India’s independence . And civil disobedience movement (1930 -1934) is of the them. The civil disobedience movement hopes to set the moral example that will provoke the majority or government into effecting meaningful political ,social and economic change.

What is civil disobedience movement ?

The civil disobedience movement (1930 -1934) is  start with the massive activity of salt march also known as Dandi March. M.K Gandhi ji initiated this movement with his 78 followers and start March from Sabarmati Ashram on 12th March 1930 till Dandi( 385kilometer) a coastal area in Gujarat to break the salt law by making a handful salt from seawater.

Causes of civil disobedience movement :

1. After the resolution of poorna sawraj was passed in 1929, M.K Gandhiji wants to fulfill major demands from the British government .
2. One major demand was the removal of the salt act which gave the British the monopoly over salt law.
3. The British government refused to fulfill the demands  and therefore M.K Gandhiji decide to launch the civil disobedience movement .
4. And the appointment Simon commision consisting of 7 members hurting the sentiments of Indians.
5.  Textile production should be introduced .
6. Reduction in the expenditures of the army and civil services.