Quit India Movement Day 2022: Best Quotes, Images, Drawings, Messages, Slogans, Posters To Share on ‘August Kranti Din’

The August Revolution or August Kranti is another name for the Quit India Movement. Gandhiji inaugurated the Bharat Chhodo Andolan, also known as the Quit India movement, on August 8, 1942, with the warning “do or die.”

The Cripps expedition was unsuccessful in April 1942. The third significant mass fight for liberation by the Indian people began only about four months later. The movement to Quit India is the name of this conflict. The All Indian Congress Committee, headed by Mahatma Gandhi, issued a motion supporting the Quit India Movement on August 8, 1942, during its meeting in Mumbai.

According to this declaration, the quick end of British rule in India was essential for the welfare of that country as well as the triumph of the movement of democracy and freedom for which the members of the United Nations were waging war over Japan, Italy, and fascist Germany. The resolution demanded the expulsion of British troops from India. It declared that once liberated, India will use all of its capabilities to enter the conflict on behalf of nations resisting fascism and capitalist invasion.

The majority of the congressmen’s leaders were detained in the wee hours of August 9, 1942. They were detained in jails spread around the nation. Congress was prohibited.

The Indian citizens endured immense suffering during the war years. In addition to the suffering brought together by the British military and police suppression, Bengal had a severe famine that claimed the lives of nearly 30 lakh people. The administration made no effort to help the people who were starving.

Without a doubt, the “Quit India Movement” brought the Indian people together in opposition to British rule. Although by 1944, most of the protests had been put down. However, Gandhiji resumed his struggle and embarked on a 21-day fast after being released from prison in 1944. Britain’s place in the world had drastically changed after the end of the Second World War and the push for freedom can no longer be dismissed.

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