How was the struggle built up by the workers decisive for the nat… - Vidyadip

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How was the struggle built up by the workers decisive for the national movement?

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The beginning of the 19th century witnessed the emergence of working-class due to industrialisation. They made efforts to solve their problems.
During the anti-partition movement, workers carried out strikes from time to time to pressurise the British government.
The tea plantation workers in Assam launched an agitation against their wretched condition.
During the anti-partition movement, workers carried out strikes from time to time in support of Swadeshi.
In 1928, the Mill Workers Union went on strike for six months. Many such strikes were organised by the Railway workers, jute mill workers, etc.

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