What was the impact of reduction of imports?
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The movements were meant to improve the swadesi that is indigenous good and boycott the foreign goods.The local market led to the boycott of British made goods, foreign goods were picketed which led to heavy impact on British goods. It led to the drastic reduction in the imports.
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