It was planned with the assistance of the Quaker a
It was planned with the assistance of the Quaker activist Reginald Reynolds and announced in a letter to Lord Irwin. In disobedience of an 1882 monopoly act, seventy-eight volunteers from Ashram began it on March 12 in Ahmedabad. Christians and Muslims joined at Bareja and it concluded on April 6, two hundred miles to the west, in Dandi. For 10 points—name this 1930 tax protest which ended with a symbolic touching of the namesake seasoning by Mohandas Ghandi.
It was planned with the assistance of the Quaker activist Reginald Reynolds and announced in a letter to Lord Irwin.