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What was the basic principle of the Non-Cooperation Movement?

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Correct answer: Withdrawing cooperation from unjust rule

The governing concept is non-violent resistance through withdrawal of consent. Gandhi argued that colonial administration depended partly on the cooperation of Indian subjects; refusing titles, institutions, goods and services could undermine that authority without adopting violence. Hence option A is correct. Option B supports colonialism, option C ignores the movement’s commitment to non-violence, and option D contradicts its mass-participation character.

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