FINANCE AND ACCOUNTS OFFICER This question delves into the socio-economic critique of British policies by Mahatma Gandhi, specifically focusing on the salt tax and its impact on Indian society. It requires understanding Gandhi's philosophy and his reasons for launching the Salt Satyagraha.
Why did Gandhi consider the salt tax by British India as more oppressive than other taxes? Choose the correct option(s) 1. Salt is a valuable cottage industry 2. Excess salt is destroyed by the Empire 3. Salt is used as food preservative by Indians 4. A tax of more than 1000 percent
Asked in FINANCE AND ACCOUNTS OFFICER TREASURY OFFICER 2016 · TREASURY OFFICER 2016 · Topic: Civil Disobedience Movement (Launch of the Movement: The Dandi March and Salt Satyagraha)
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