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The document outlines the history and key events related to socialism and the independence movement in India, including the formation of the Communist Party of India and significant incidents such as the Russian Revolution and the Kanpur Conspiracy Cases. It details the contributions of various leaders and movements, including the Hindustan Republican Association, the Simon Commission protests, and the Civil Disobedience Movement led by Gandhi. Additionally, it highlights the responses to colonial policies and the push for 'Purna Swaraj' or complete independence.

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Modern History Complete English

The document outlines the history and key events related to socialism and the independence movement in India, including the formation of the Communist Party of India and significant incidents such as the Russian Revolution and the Kanpur Conspiracy Cases. It details the contributions of various leaders and movements, including the Hindustan Republican Association, the Simon Commission protests, and the Civil Disobedience Movement led by Gandhi. Additionally, it highlights the responses to colonial policies and the push for 'Purna Swaraj' or complete independence.

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SOCIALISM, SIMON AND CDM

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Theory of Socialism: Karl Marx Only option to remove the rich classes from society
is mass struggle

Reasons for Socialism


Russian Revolution (1917)
Formed by: M N Roy

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Formation of Party
Communist Party of India: 1920; Tashkent, Uzbekistan

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1925: formalised in Kanpur
In 1924: the party was involved in
People involved: S A Dange, Muzaffar
Kanpur Bolshevik Conspiracy Case
Ahmed, Shaukat Usmani, etc.
1929: Meerut Conspiracy Case

1920: All India Trade Union Congress


Joseph Baptista ·
R N M Joshi, Lala Lajpat Rai, Dewan Chaman Lal,
Father of Trade Union: NM Lokhande, he founded Bombay Mill Association
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Caste Movements
Self Respect Movement: E V Ramaswamy Naicker (1924)
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Mahad Satyagraha (1927): Dr. B R Ambedkar

Novels and Books


Bandi Jeevan: Sachin Sanyal
Pather Dabi: Sharat Chandra Chatterjee
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Philosophy of Bomb: B. C. Vohra

In Punjab-UP-Bihar
1. Formation of Hindustan Republican Association (1924) Kanpur
Formed by: Ram Prasad Bismil, J. C. Chatterjee, Sachin Sanyal

Kakori Incident (1925) Kakori village, Lucknow


Participants: Ashfaqulla, Roshan Singh, Ram Prasad Bismil*
,Ranjendra Lahiri
Hanged till death
Transformed to
2. HRA HSRA (1928) in Feroz Shah Kotla
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By: Chandra Shekhar Azad, Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev


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1926: Punjab Naujawan Bharat Sabha By Bhagat Singh

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1928: Lala Lajpat Rai lead against Simon Commission and recited slogan “Simon go back”
Killed by Scott through Lathi Charge
1928: Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev, Raj Guru killed Saunders instead of Scott

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↓ To avenge the death of Lala Lajpat Rai


In Lahore
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1929: Bhagat Singh and Batukeshwer Dutt bombed Central Legislative Assembly
Reason?
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This Bill was Anti-
Against “Public Safety Bill” (1928) Nationalism as said by Swaraj

23 March 1931: Martyred -


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Purpose: to make deaf hear

Celebrated as “Shaheed Diwas”


Party
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1931: C S Azad killed himself


1929: tried to kill Irwin Alfred Park, now known as
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Chandrashekhar Azad Park where he


killed himself on 27 Feb (Allahabad)

In Bengal
1930: Chittagong Armoury Raid
- Lead by Surya Sen (also known as Master Da)
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Women participants:

Pritilata Waddedar, Kalpana Dutta, Suniti
Chanderi, Bina Das
GOI ACT 1919: Montagu Chelmsford Reforms

10 years later (But) “Why I Am an Atheist?” Book by: Bhagat Singh

1927: Simon Commission under the chairmanship of John Simon


Then PM in Britain: Stanley Baldwin

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Simon Commission
1928: This commission arrived India This slogan coined by “Yusuf Meherally”

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Revolt against it “Simon Go Back” 7 membered Commission (all white, no
Indians)
Madras Session of Congress (1928) Decision to boycott
Chairman: John Simon Simon Commission
Special session (only in Emergency)
President: M A Ansari
Response to Simon Commission
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Then Secretary: Birkenhead challenged Indians
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Nehru Report (1928): under the chairmanship of Motilal Nehru
S C Bose, J L Nehru and Srinivasa Iyengar
Demands: formed Indian Independence League in 1928
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B R Ambedkar Were in Support of


Hindu Mahasabha 3 Simon Commission To end Separate Electorate
Founded in 1915 by Madan Mohan Malaviya
Demand for Dominion status

Delhi Proposals by Muslim League

14 points by Jinnah given


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Basic framework of Pakistan Constituition

Calcutta Session of Congress


Nehru Report Accepted

Irwin’s Declaration/Delhi Manifesto


When will the Dominion Status be
Round Table Conference (in London) by Irwin
implemented?

Congress launched Delhi Manifesto


Lahore Session (Dec, 1929) ·
Dominion Status was 1st demanded by: Tej Bahadur
Presided by J L Nehru Sapru, M R Jaykar
Decisions taken:
1st Round Conference Table to be boycotted
Goal: “Purna Swaraj”
26 Jan 1930: 1st Independence Day
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31 Dec 1930:
29 Flag hoisted on the banks of Ravi river with slogans “Inquilab

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Zindabad” by J L Nehru
Gandhi launched Civil Disobedience Movement
Slogan by Moulana
T Hasrat

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Decisions Taken: Mohani
Gandhi launched Civil Disobedience Movement
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31 Jan 1930: Gandhi’s 11 Demands
“Inquilab Zindabad” :- Slogan by Moulana Hasrat Mohan
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31 Jan 1930: Gandhi’s 11 Demands

Dandi March
Allahbad Nevsari
1* miles
12 March-6 April 1930 240
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Gandhi marched with 78 delegates from Sabarmati to Dandi
Gandhi decided to raid Dharsana Arrested: 4 May
To violate Salt Law
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Spread of Salt Disobedience Congress Working Committee
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In Ryotwari Areas: non-payment of revenue


In Zamindari Areas: No chowkidar tax
In Central Province: defiance of forest laws

In Different States (leaders)


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Tamil Nadu: C Rajagopalachari In trichinopoly to Vedaranniyam


Malabar: K Kelappan (Vaikom Satyagraha)
Orissa: Gopalbandhu Choudhary
Bihar: Ambika Kant Sinha (Nakhas Pond chosen as site to violate salt law)
Peshawar: Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan or Badshah Khan or Frontier Gandhi
And Kamala Devi “Red Shirt Movement”
Chattopadhyay Founder of: Khudai Khidmatgar
Dharsana: Sarojini Naidu Sarojini Naidu persuaded Gandhi to seek women participation
Manipur and Nagaland: Rani Gaidinliu

Said to Gandhi “Do not restrict men alone”


Forms of Mobilization
Prabhat Pheri, Vanar Sena, Manjari Sena

Gandhi-Irwin Pact 14 Feb 1931 Gandhi’s demands:


Irwin’s demands to Gandhi: 1. Release political prisoners, not convicted of voilence
2. Give the property back not sold to third-party
Suspend CDM
3. Right to produce salt for personal consumption

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Participate in 2nd Round Table Conference

Gandhi-Irwin Pact was endorsed in here

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Karachi Session 29 March 1931
Presided by Sardar Patel

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2nd Round
Congress TabletoConference
agreed participate in 2nd Round Table Conference
CDM suspended
Meaning of “Purna Swaraj” The goal of Purna Swaraj was reiterated

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Program
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2 resolution adopted: Fundamental Rights and National Economic
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Round Table Conference
To discuss Simon Commission Report in London
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3 RTCs:
1st: 1930
2nd: 1931 Only RTC where Gandhi and Congress participated
3rd: 1932

B R Ambedkar was the only one to attend all 3 RTCs


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