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What was the deeper political purpose of observing Independence Day on 26 January 1930?

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Correct answer: To connect people with a collective pledge of Poorna Swaraj

Observing Independence Day on 26 January 1930 was meant to turn the declaration of Poorna Swaraj into a public act. After the Lahore Congress of December 1929, the national movement wanted people throughout India to understand that complete independence, not merely limited reforms, was the goal. People gathered, took a pledge, and expressed their commitment together.

This observance connected political leadership with ordinary citizens and made the demand for independence a shared national promise. It was not a celebration of the British army, acceptance of the Simon Commission, or a plan to restore the partition of Bengal. The year 1929 marks the declaration, while 1930 marks its public observance. Thus, option A is correct.

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Indian Freedom Movement26 January 1930Poorna Swaraj

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