Essay About Civil Disobedience
After the arrival of the British in India was one of the threats to India as they were able to take control over India as it was not united at first. Due to the presence of the British in India they have exploited India pertaining to the economic, social, and politics of India. Hence, the people of India want to agitate against the British government to do away with their law in which many leaders including Gandhi started various movements to agitate against the British government in order to gain independence. Thus, the following paragraph will reflect upon the Civil Disobedience Movement put forward by Gandhi and its result.
The civil Disobedience Movement was started by Mahatma Gandhi in order to violate the unjust law formed by the British government and to decrease the tax on salt. So, in order to agitate against this Mahatma Gandhi had chosen the place ‘Dandhi’ of Gujarat, and Gandhi adopted the policy of passive political resistance movement to violate the salt law. On the 12th March of 1930, Gandhi began its movement from the Sabarmati to Dandi with his selective followers and across 385 km. additionally, to violate the salt law by picking handful of salt from the seashores of Dandi and gradually the Civil Disobedience Movement started all over the India.
Though the starting of Civil Disobedience Movement was wise step to agitate against the British government yet this movement has to withdraw without achieving the goal of Swaraj. This movement clearly indicates that the people of India are ready to protest against British government under the leadership of Gandhiji and it had paved the way for the struggle of the Quit India Movement. Furthermore, this movement had drawn the attention of the world and they could expose the true nature of British rule in India to the outer world.
To sum up, the formation of Civil Disobedience Movement under the leadership of Gandhi was wise step as it has awakened many Indian to fight over the powerful British government. The Civil Disobedience Movement was considered to be the act of nonviolent act and Gandhi started this movement mainly to reduce the salt tax imposed by the British government. Hence, the Civil Disobedience Movement played a vital role in strengthening the social root of Indians freedom struggle.
