Introduction
The movement was launched by Gandhi on 8th August in 1942. The movement was aimed at acquiring freedom from the British rule. Gandhi advocated for an orderly exit from the British rules; hence the movement involved a mass protest based on non-violence demonstration (Bhuyan, 78). In his speech, Gandhi urged the Indians to consider their freedom and be guided by their desires for such freedom. Apart from demanding for freedom, the Quit Indian movement was also aimed at stopping the British government from sending Indian nationals to participate in the World War II. Before the movement started, the Indian ...
