The Chauri Chaura incident marked a turning point in the Non-Cooperation Movement and highlighted the commitment of Mahatma Gandhi to non-violence as a core principle of the freedom struggle.
The Non-Cooperation Movement of 1920 was called off and withdrawn mainly because of
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