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The knowledge which I have got from my teachers I'm going to answer this question......
The Policies of Indian Leader at that time Mahatma Gandhi make Britain to leave from India, he said to Hindus that whatever British people wants to do with we, let them do.
If they are arresting us without any reason, don't make any distrubance go with them quietly. If there are elections do not give votes to them. Do not create any distrubance in their work just do whatever they want. Votes which were needed to Britain to run their government ,so at that time Hindus refuse to vote even though they were jailed for not giving votes but Great Gandhi said we will make them run without violence.
One day Gandhi succeeded and Britain said that we are not getting reply of Hindus so Therefore they thought that its Closure time for us and Gandhi won battle without an violence..................................
Roohal Shaikh
St. Bonaventure's student in Pakistan
in 9th standard
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Who kicked Britain out of India?
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Quit India Movement
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Mumbai
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