What incident made Gandhiji withdraw from the Non-Cooperation Movement?

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Gudem Rebellion

Chauri Chaura incident

Beating up of plantation workers

All of the above

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Chauri Chaura incident made Gandhiji withdraw from the Non-Cooperation Movement.
The Non-Cooperation Movement was launched in 1921 by Mahatma Gandhi, and its principal characteristic was its non-violent nature. The major violent incident that made Gandhiji withdraw from the Non-Cooperation Movement and made him think that people must be trained in non-violent mass struggles occurred in Chauri Chaura. In February 1922, a peaceful demonstration became a violent clash with the police, killing several. People boycotted council elections, government-run schools, colleges, and government jobs. They also destroyed foreign cloth at bonfires, picketed liquor shops, and lawyers gave up their profession.

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