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History Question

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What was significant about Gandhi's Salt March to the Sea?

Answer 1

- The Salt March was non-violent march in nature, is verifiably critical as it prompted the mass Civil Disobedience Movement

- The laws were strict to the point that if individuals living by the ocean grabbed a bunch of ocean salt lying on the sand, they could be fined.
- So that is actually what Gandhi decided to do; get salt from the seashore at Dandi and start the Civil Disobedience march

- The Britishers were practicing a restraining infrastructure over the generation and promoting of salt and forced substantial assessments on salt.
- In this manner, because of the charges presented by the British government on salt M.K Gandhi propelled a salt walk from March to April 1930.