Revolutionary Movements for Indian Independence
The Indian independence movement included various strategies, with revolutionary groups advocating for armed struggle against colonial rule.
Identifying the Non-Revolutionary Group
We need to identify which organization listed was NOT part of the revolutionary movement for Indian Independence.
- Jugantar: This was a prominent secret revolutionary society, active mainly in Bengal, involved in militant nationalism.
- Anushilan Samiti: A significant organization, also primarily based in Bengal, that promoted revolutionary activities and physical training for independence.
- Abhinav Bharat: Founded by V.D. Savarkar and his brother, this was a revolutionary group that utilized methods including violence to achieve independence.
- Young Party: This name is not associated with the major revolutionary organizations fighting for Indian independence during that era.
Conclusion on Revolutionary Role
Jugantar, Anushilan Samiti, and Abhinav Bharat were established revolutionary organizations contributing to the struggle.
The 'Young Party' was not a part of this revolutionary movement.
Therefore, the correct option is Young Party.
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