One of the proposals of the Non-Cooperation Movement was:

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Boycott of Desi goods

Boycott of Council Elections

Boycott of Indians who work in British Companies

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One of the proposals of the Non-Cooperation Movement was Boycott of Council Elections.
In 1920, Mahatma Gandhi launched a large-scale non-cooperation movement. Indians demonstrated peacefully and nonviolently to achieve independence from the British Empire. The exercise aimed to topple British power in India through nonviolent or satyagraha techniques. Instead of patronising UK goods, Protestants supported local handicrafts and picket lines. The council elections were boycotted in all provinces except Madras. The Justice Party, a non-Brahman party, felt that entering the council was one opportunity to obtain some authority, typically reserved for Brahmans. Many protests were held across the country, with people boycotting imported items, pickling liquor stores, and burning foreign clothing in large numbers. The primary objective behind this initiative was to boycott council elections—renunciation of high and essential titles and positions. Lawyers are boycotting legal services. Boycott of government-controlled educational institutions. Boycotting British products such as mass-produced mill-cloth The movement began in cities with middle-class participation.

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