Is it true that students and teachers went back to government schools because they didn't believe in the Non- Cooperation Movement?

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The above statement is False.
Students and teachers did not go back to government schools because they didn't believe in the Non-Cooperation Movement.
The Non-Cooperation Movement started with handing over government titles, followed by boycotts of the civil service, military, police, courts, legislative assemblies, schools, and foreign products. However, the boycott of British establishments did not work after a while. For the movement to be successful, Indian establishments were needed to replace the British ones so that all the Indians who boycotted their position or job would be employed in Indian establishments. But it took a long time for them to be established.
The correct statement would be that during the Non-Cooperation Movement, students and teachers went back to government schools because of the lack of Indian institutions.

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