Civil Disobedience For Independence In India

The video highlights the unrest in New Delhi during Gandhi's revolt against British rule. It covers the spread of civil disobedience across India and Britain's refusal to grant independence. British soldiers patrol to maintain order, while Japan shows interest in India. Despite restrictions, Gandhi's followers continue their defiance, and Indian troops remain loyal to Britain. Public gatherings persist, demanding immediate independence, with September marked as a critical month post-monsoon.

What was the underlying cause of tension in New Delhi despite its peaceful appearance?

• Economic crisis

• Internal political conflicts

• Mahatma Gandhi's revolt against British rule

• Natural disasters

How did Britain respond to the civil disobedience movement in India?

• By withdrawing from India

• By negotiating with Indian leaders

• By deploying British soldiers for constant patrol

• By granting independence

What measures were taken to prevent Indians from crossing certain lines?

• Closing all public buildings

• Setting up military checkpoints

• Imposing curfews

• Issuing special passports

What was the stance of Indian troops during the independence movement?

• They refused to participate in any conflict

• They remained loyal to Britain

• They were divided in their loyalty

• They supported the independence movement

Why was September considered a danger month for India?

• Because of increased political unrest

• Because of economic instability

• Due to the end of the monsoon season

• Due to the threat of natural disasters