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The policy of Lokmanya Tilak is known as ‘Responsive Co-operation’.

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  • The First World War had put the British in a difficult situation.
  • Lokmanya Tilak proposed that it was the right time for Indians to take advantage of the situation resulted because of the war and ask for independence.
  • The Governor of Bombay called a meeting of Indian leaders for help.
  • Lokmanya Tilak in very clear terms told the British that the Indian soldiers would be sent to fight if only, the British Government promise ‘Swaraj’.
  • This policy of Lokmanya Tilak is known as ‘Responsive Co-operation’.


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