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Methods of Struggle

The revolutionaries adopted secret as well as open methods, organised various societies at centres all over the country and trained young men, particularly in the age group of 14 and 25 years, in the use of arms and ammunition. They were prepared for an armed rebellion.

The revolutionaries resorted to assassination of British officials or police officers to demoralise the bureaucracy and raise the morale of the people by paralysing the government machinery. Police officers, betrayers, police aents and diehard British officials were the main targets. Atteiripts were made on the lives of Lord Minto ascrLord Hardinge, the Governors-General, because they symbolised British imperialism in India. Dacoities were committed either to procure arms and ammunition or to get funds•for the revolutionary organisations. Some of the revolutionaries went to London and Paris to get training in the manufacture and use of bombs and other ammunition.

These secret methods were supplemented by open activity in the form of akharas for physical training, social service at melas and religious festivals, propagation of swadeshi and boycott of foreign goods. The revolutionaries even penetrated the armed forces to propagate their ideals and enlist the support of the courageous army personnel to stage an armed revolt in the country.


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