Purna

Swaraj Purna Swaraj, meaning complete independence, was a resolution adopted by the Indian National Congress on January 26, 1930, at its Lahore session. It marked a significant shift in the struggle for Indian independence from the British rule. The concept of Purna Swaraj was first proposed by Mahatma Gandhi in 1929, where he declared that the goal of the Indian National Congress was not just dominion status, but complete independence from British rule. This idea gained widespread support from nationalists across the country. The resolution of Purna Swaraj declared that the people of India were the rightful rulers of their own country and that the British rule in India was unjust and oppressive. It stated that the people of India would not rest until they achieved complete independence and self-rule.

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