- The Non-Cooperation Movement included the boycott of alcohol. - This boycott caused revenue losses for the government. - The specific tactic of circulating lists of drinkers to promote alcohol consumption was adopted by the Bihar government.
Gandhiji's Non-Cooperation Movement urged people to avoid alcohol. This resulted in a serious loss of revenue for the government. The government of a province circulated a list of prominent individuals who drank alcohol as a device to persuade people to start drinking again. Name the province.
Asked in BPSC Prelims Exam 64th · Topic: Non-Cooperation Movement (Impact and significance of the NCM on the national movement)
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