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Civil Disobedience in Indian Tradition, with Some Early Nineteenth Century Documents c5.s3.35

Civil Disobedience in Indian Tradition, with Some Early Nineteenth Century Documents c5.s3.35

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c5.s3.35

The above does not imply that non-cooperation and civil disobedience are to be waged perpetually—as is advocated of ‘revolution’ by certain current doctrines. They are used when there is such a need. The more the ruling apparatus and other centres of authority are in tune with the ruled or those affected, the less the need to resort to them.