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The ‘Prohibition’ campaign, urging Indians to boycott alcohol consumption as part of the wider Non-Cooperation Movement’s programme, was framed by Gandhi as connected to which broader social and moral concern?

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1. The ‘Prohibition’ campaign, urging Indians to boycott alcohol consumption as part of the wider Non-Cooperation Movement’s programme, was framed by Gandhi as connected to which broader social and moral concern?

The social and economic harm alcohol caused to poor and working-class families, alongside its role as a colonial revenue source

Religious prohibitions specific to a single community

International trade agreements

Military conscription concerns

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