Chauri Chura Sangram: The Historic Chauri Chaura Movement of 1922

Chauri Chura Sangram presents a scholarly and well-documented account of one of the most significant and controversial episodes of India’s freedom struggle—the Chauri Chaura movement of 1922. The book explores the socio-political background of colonial India, the growing mass resistance against British rule, and the circumstances that led to the violent uprising at Chauri Chaura. Through factual narration and critical analysis, the author examines the impact of the incident on Mahatma Gandhi’s decision to withdraw the Non-Cooperation Movement and its long-term implications for the national movement. Highlighting the role of ordinary citizens, rural unrest, and nationalist consciousness, this book offers valuable historical insight. It is an essential read for students of modern Indian history, researchers, competitive examination aspirants, and readers interested in the evolution of India’s independence movement.