Quit India Movement of 1942 was not so non-violent. According to official assessments, in first week 250 railway stations were either damaged or destroyed, and more than 500 post offices and 150 police stations were attacked. Heavy violence was used for the suppression of the Movement from the ruling party. Mahatma Gandhi himself in 1942 refused to condemn the violence. He said it was an answer to the huge violence of the rulers. The arrest of main leaders had made the Movement more aggressive. Thus option (A) and (B) are individually correct. Option (B) was held correct in the answer key provided by Union Public Service Commission.....Read more