ROLE OF KANYAKUMARI DISTRICT IN QUIT INDIA MOVEMENT- A STUDY
Journal Title: International Journal of Physical and Social Sciences (IJPSS) - Year 2012, Vol 2, Issue 3
Abstract
The Second World War broke out in September 1939, Indian political parties like the National Liberal Federation and the Justice Party offered unconditional support to the British government. In this critical Juncture, Sir Stafford Cripps mission and his came to India in March. 1942. But the congress rejected it and mission failed to meet the demand for immediate independence. The Muslim league also rejected it because it did not immediately concert for Pakistan. Gandhi described the Cripps mission offers as a ‘Post dated cheque”1. Thus the Cripps mission proved to be a failure and Sir Stafford Cripps returned empty handed. The Congress did not agitate against the British Government. The All Indian Congress Committee met at Bombay on 8th August, 1942 passed the quit India Resolution.
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R. SURESH
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