Which step was part of the Non-Cooperation programme?
ABreaking the salt laws
BBoycotting British law courts
CMarching to Delhi with an army
DJoining the Indian Civil Service
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Boycotting British law courts
1. The movement urged khadi and Indian goods over British ones.
2. It also urged boycott of British educational institutions and law courts.
3. Salt law defiance came in 1930, and joining government service was the opposite of the aim.
_Source: Wikipedia, Indian independence movement, First non-cooperation movement_
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