Why would it be wrong to call the Non-Cooperation Movement only a religious movement?

Correct answer: Because it included political, economic, and social non-cooperation

The Khilafat issue gave the movement an important religious and political dimension, but it did not define the whole campaign. The movement also called for surrender of titles, boycott of government schools and colleges, law courts, councils and foreign cloth, along with the promotion of swadeshi and khadi. These measures challenged colonial authority in public, economic and institutional life. Therefore, option A is correct; the other choices wrongly reduce or deny the movement’s broad national character.