Question
Consider the following statements in regards to
Non-Cooperation movement: 1.   It was officially decided by the INC’s Nagpur Session in December 1920. 2.   In March 1920, Gandhi Ji issued a decree declaring a doctrine of the non-violent non-cooperation movement 3.   Women participated in large numbers, gave up purdah, and offered their ornaments for the Tilak Fund. How many statements is/are incorrectSolution
Calcutta Congress resolution: In September 1920, the Congress passed a resolution in Calcutta, presided over by Lala Lajpat Rai, agreeing to Gandhiji's plan for non-cooperation with the government until the wrongs of Punjab (Jalianwala Bagh) and Khilafat were undone and Swaraj was established. Â Â
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