History & Civics
What was meant by the Quit India Movement?
Quit India Movement
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The Congress Working Committee met at Wardha in July, 1942. It adopted a resolution, known as the 'Quit India Resolution'. The resolution stated: 'British rule in India must end immediately.'
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