Sir Chettur Sankaran Nair, a former president of the Indian National Congress who had resigned from the Viceroy’s council over the Punjab killings of 1919, argues that Gandhi’s Non-Co-operation movement was the greatest obstacle to Indian Home Rule. He examines Gandhi’s philosophy, the Khilafat question, Swaraj and education, and appends a record of the riots he blamed on the campaign.
A sharply hostile contemporary view of Gandhi from within Indian nationalism, essential for understanding the arguments of the early 1920s. Download the free EPUB.