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Per NCERT, what made the Gudem tribal movement DIFFERENT from Gandhi's non-violent path?
AThey supported British rule
BRaju asserted India could be liberated only by USE OF FORCE — not non-violence; the rebels attacked police stations + carried out guerrilla warfare
CThey were perfectly non-violent
DThey didn't believe in swaraj
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Raju asserted India could be liberated only by USE OF FORCE — not non-violence; the rebels attacked police stations + carried out guerrilla warfare
Per NCERT §2.2, Raju + Gudem rebels practised armed resistance — opposite of Gandhi's non-violence. The other options misstate.
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