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What did the Dandi March, organized by Mahatma Gandhi against British rule, primarily symbolize?
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- 1A demand for the expansion of British industrial factories
- 2The establishment of a parallel military force
- 3Indian resilience and unity through peaceful protest against unjust colonial salt laws✓
- 4The economic superiority of local traders
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Indian resilience and unity through peaceful protest against unjust colonial salt laws
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