Question

The popular advocate from Bellary who took part in the Non-co-operation Movement of Karnataka was ____________.
A)Jayarao Nargund
B)Kolachalam Venkatrao
C)Karnad Sadashivarao
D)Srinivasarao Kaujalagi

Answer 1

Hint : An advocate is a person who is a professional in the field of the law. Advocate is a person who represents the interests of another person. The term advocate is derived from the Latin word advocare which means to add a voice.

Complete answer :
The popular advocate from Bellary who took part in the Non-co-operation Movement of Karnataka was Jayarao Nargund.The Boycott and Swadeshi movement in Bagalkot was launched by the advocate Jayarao Nargund in1905.
Advocate Jayarao Nargund supported Gandhi in the non-co-operation movement and gave up his legal practice in order to participate in the movement.
The non-co-operation movement was launched by Mahatma Gandhi on 5th September 1920. The aim of this movement was obtaining full independence.
The Non-co-operation movement was one of the movements for Indian Independence from British rule. In the non-co-operation movement Gandhi boycotted the foreign goods.
The planning of Gandhi Ji about non-co-operation movement included persuading all Indians to withdraw their labour from any activity that sustained the british government and economy in India.

Option A- Jayarao Nargund,is the correct answer for this question.

Note :Non-co-operation movements main objective was to induce British government to grant self-government or swaraj to india.The people of India boycotted the foreign goods and clothes.This movement i.e. The Non-co-operation movement was a movement towards the oppressive policies of the Britishers. . This movement ended suddenly after the Chauri Chaura incident in February 1922.