The Non-Cooperation Movement was started on August 1, 1920, but after the Chauri Chaura incident on February 5, 1922, Mahatma Gandhi immediately suspended the Non-Cooperation Movement. The main objective of the Non-Cooperation Movement was to attain Swaraj in a year. The Movement comprised- the surrendering of all the titles and resign from nominated seats in local bodies, refusal to attend Government offices and semi-Government functions, Boycott schools and colleges aided or controlled by the Government Boycott the British courts, Boycott foreign goods. M.A. Jinnah had not supported this Movement. ....Read more