What motivated Gandhi to propose the non-cooperation movement? How did this strategy aim to unite different religious groups against British rule? Mahatma Gandhi’s non-cooperation movement emerged from a meeting of religious leaders in 1920. It encouraged people to reject and boycott British government rules. The movement aimed to address both the Khilafat question and the broader struggle for Indian self-governance. Read on to discover how Gandhi’s innovative approach to resistance shaped India’s fight for independence and influenced interfaith relations.
Mahatma Gandhi’s Non-Cooperation Movement: Unite & Defy










