HFS11/P4: Quit India Movement (1942-1944): Events & Assessment

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- The failure of the Cripps Mission and the fear of an impending Japanese invasion of India led Mahatma Gandhi to begin his campaign for the British to quit India. Mahatma Gandhi believed that an interim government could be formed only after the British left India and the Hindu-Muslim problem sorted out. The All India Congress Committee met at Bombay on 8 August 1942 and passed the famous Quit India Resolution.
- On the same day, Gandhi gave his call of ‘do or die’. On 8th and 9th August 1942, the government arrested all the prominent leaders of the Congress. For once, this pre-planned action of the government left the Indian people without leadership. Mahatma Gandhi was kept in prison at Poona. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, Abul Kalam Azad, and other leaders were imprisoned in the Ahmednagar Fort.
- At this time, leadership was provided by Ram Manohar Lohia, Achyuta and S.M. Joshi. The role of Jayaprakash Narayan in this movement was important. Large number of students also left their schools and colleges to join the movement. The youth of the nation also participated in this movement with patriotism.
- Strikes, demonstrations and public meetings were organised in various towns and cities. Slowly the movement reached the rural areas. In 1943, as the movement gained further momentum, there were armed attacks on government buildings in Madras and Bengal.
- In 1944 Mahatma Gandhi was released from jail. Quit India Movement was the final attempt for country’s freedom. The British Government ordered for 538 rounds of firing. Nearly 60,229 persons were jailed. At least 7,000 people were killed. This movement paved the way for India’s freedom. It aroused among Indians the feelings of bravery, enthusiasm and total sacrifice.
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whats the difference between demand of poorna swaraj(1929) and quit india(1942)?

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the nomenclature was different. the former demand was to get "self govt" and "autonomy" but the latter put the demand with agression that the britishers should leave immediately. they were warned with the slogan of "do or die" and it was a message to them that "you cannot rule india without the consent of indians." poorna swaraj was comparatively less agressive and involved low mass participation.

[@sumitw7]

Ek galti lagi mujhe around 20:50 he says "1857 failed cause we didn't ve modern means of communication but here in quit india"...fir sir ne baat badal di..Actually explanation shud have been like : 1857 failed cause british means of communication (telegraph lines,railways) were intact but here in quit india revolutionaries attacked these arteries and cut themselves off from central authoritiy ..So that parallel govt could be established

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5:00

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18:33 sir I think its Usha Mehta instead of Sharma

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satara parallel government for three year form august 1943 to august 1946

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Sir who coined the quit india movement ?

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Mehar ali and its also coined go back simon commision

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[@venkatasampath1546]

sir, at 19:31, it was usha sharma who started the underground radio, not usha mehta.

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Usha meheta correct

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It was usha mehata

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it was usha meheta

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Hat.... Kuch bhi

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sir one mistake is there in this lecture ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,usha sharma is the one who started underground radio in bombay not usha mehta

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no it was usha Mehta, you can confirm it on google

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its usha mehta...

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its usha mehta

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Hat.... Kuch bhi

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First reading

[@rahulkumar-hp5sw]

there was no hindu muslim unity in this movmt., though there was no communal violence but muslim league didn't participated in this movmt., infact they send muslim mens to join british army to support there war as they didnt wanted british to leave india without partitioning india for them.

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It was Gandhi mistake that soldiers died in world war 2,why pampering gandhi??

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Information bohot e kam hay....video me jo information hay oh to har kisiko pata hay.... This video provides only 10% information regarding "quite india movement"

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usha mehta

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Kya kru Usha Mehta ka??🤔

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01052020

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thank you sir....