Swadeshi and boycott were a reaction to the partition of Bengal.How were these weapons used?

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They were used by burning British-made goods, boycotting the schools,colleges,government offices and it was a movement included using goods produced in India .The foreign products like clothes were burnt down and liquor shops were picketed etc.

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