Quaid-e-Azam rejected Civil Disobedience in times when he was - TopicsExpress

Quaid-e-Azam rejected Civil Disobedience in times when he was already planning to leave congress. He not only wanted independence from British Raj but also from Hindus. And joining Gandhi in those circumstances was not suitable for his cause. On the contrary, what Gandhi did was favorable for independence from British raj and therefore he was successful. Calling his movement a failure would be unfair as it mobolized millions across the sub-continent. He ended up in jail but his message was clearly delivered to the British Colonizers that they cant abandon their right to self determination for long.