Question
Download Solution PDFThe Home Rule Leagues set up in 1915-16 worked as auxiliary units of the ______.
Answer (Detailed Solution Below)
Detailed Solution
Download Solution PDFThe correct answer is the Indian National Congress.
Key Points
- The Home Rule League is launched by Tilak in April 1916 and by Annie Besant in September 1916.
- The objective of the Home Rule League was to achieve self Government and place Indian National Congress on par with the national party.
- Tilak had six branches headquartered at Delhi including Maharashtra, Karnataka, Berar, and Central provinces.
- Annie Besant provided leadership for the rest of the country and had nearly 200 branches.
- Tilak and Annie Besant worked in close cooperation between the leagues but avoided merge.
- It was based on the lines of the Irish Home Rule League.
Important Points
- It was successful in pressurizing the government to announce concessions in the form of August offer and Montagu Chelmsford Reforms.
- It also shifted Emphasis from educated elites to masses and made Congress a tool between the moderates and extremists.
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