History · Quit India movement
What was Mahatma Gandhi's stance on the violence during the Quit India Movement when pressed by the British government?
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- 1He fast untethered to support the government's efforts to maintain public order.
- 2He unconditionally apologized for the violence and requested negotiations.
- 3He completely suspended the movement due to violation of the principle of non-violence.
- 4He refused to condemn the people's violence and held the government responsible for provoking it.✓
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He refused to condemn the people's violence and held the government responsible for provoking it.
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