Discuss and write about the reasons for the emergence of revolutionary movements throughout the Indian liberation struggle and particularly after the withdrawal of Non- Cooperation Movement.
Answer: Several internal and external pressures influenced the youths’ minds in India during the early twentieth century, resulting in the birth of revolutionary ideology.
Reasons of development of Revolutionaries:
- The failure of the leadership to harness the revolutionary forces of the youth.
- The government's repression to non-violent protest.
- Inspiration from Irish nationalists or Russian nihilists who took individual heroic actions.
- However, it was the abrupt end of Non-Cooperation Movement that caused widespread disillusionment amongst the active and mobilized youth that then started to rally behind revolutionary ideas.
Two separate strands developed, one in North India (Punjab, UP, Bihar) and other in Bengal. ....
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