Which of the following activities formed a central component of the extremist strategy of political mobilisation in the early nationalist phase of India's freedom struggle?
Promoting swadeshi through the boycott of foreign goods and local production
Promoting swadeshi through the boycott of foreign goods and encouragement of local production formed a central component of the extremist strategy of political mobilisation during the early nationalist phase.
Replacing mass meetings with secret organisations, limiting participation to educated elites, and adopting British constitutional practices describe other or opposing approaches, not the extremist mass-mobilisation strategy.
Hence, 'Promoting swadeshi through the boycott of foreign goods and local production' is the correct answer.
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