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parallel government or prati sarkar
Parallel governments showed that Quit India was also a challenge to colonial sovereignty at the local level.
The main causes were the failure of the Cripps Mission, British refusal to grant immediate self-government, economic hardships and wartime repression during World War II, and fear of Japanese advance towards India.
Quit India emerged from wartime crisis plus the failure of constitutional compromise.
It was more spontaneous, locally driven and militant in character, because the top Congress leadership was arrested immediately, leading to decentralized popular action rather than centrally supervised Gandhian satyagraha.
Quit India was Gandhian in inspiration but largely spontaneous and decentralized in execution.

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