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Kerala PSC Indian History Book Study Materials Page 2044
Book's First Page• Seizure of the Chittagong armoury by revolutionaries under Surya Sen in 1930, and the issuing of an independence proclamation in the name of the Indian Republican Army. • Martyrdom of Jatin Das who died in jail on the 64th day of a hunger strike in 1929 for improvement in the status of political prisoners. • Execution of Bhagat Singh, Sukh Dev and Raj Guru by the British on March 23, 1931. • Death of Chandrasekhar Azad in 1931 in a shooting encounter with the police in a public park at Allahabad. • Arrest of Surya Sen in 1933 and his execution soon after. • Jatindranath Balldopadhyay ended his days as a Ramakrishna Mission Swami. SWARAJISTS Irigin and Objectives The origin of the Swaraj Party can be traced to the Gaya session of the Congress in December 1922, when some leading members including C.R. Das, Motilal Nehru, Hakim Ajmal Khan, Ali Brothers and others, declared that the Non-cooperation Movement had been a failure. They proposed an alternative programme of diverting the movement to a restricted one which would encourage Congress members to enter the legislative councils established under the Montford Reforms of 1919 and to use moral pressure to compel the British concede the Indian demand for self- government. But a large and powerful section under C. Rajagopalachari, however, opposed any diversion from Gandhi’s known objectives and programmes. The former group was known as the ‘pro-changers’, while the latter was referred to as the ‘no-changers’. On January I, 1923 C.R. Das formally announced the formation of the new party within the Congress. Its aims were identical to those of the Congress, namely, the achievement of self-government; yet the methods to be employed were to be different. First of all, they wanted to prevent all regressive legislation as well as that which was inimical to national interests and retarded the country’s progress towards the attainment of its goal. Secondly, they also planned to ensure that the constitution finally adopted