Highlighting the emergence of the working class movement, discuss its contribution towards India's freedom struggle. (Answer in 150 words)

Working class movement developed through use of [class consciousness] and [economic], social and political exploitation of the workers in colonial figure.

Organizations such as [Indian labor Federation], etc.

[Working Class Movement] —

Strike in [Indian Railways]

[Strike by tea workers plantation]

Support by lala lajpat rai, Madan [Chandra] (al).

[Emergence of movements]: -

1. There were [strikes] by various working class groups.

2. [Organized] strike [emerged] with the strike of [Great Indian Peninsular Railway]

3. There were support to this by formation of [organisations] like [Bombay]

Mill and Millhaads Association

4. Various freedom fighters like Swarendranath Bannerjee [demanded] about working class in [legislative council].

5. With formation of [political parties] like [CPF] 1925-MN Ray, it further came into mainstream.

[Contribution to struggle]:-

1. It [mobilised] workers into national movement.

2. Led to [organisational development]:-

All India Trade Union Congress (1920) Trade Union Federation etc.

3. [Confidence] of labor strikes with Non-Cooperation Movement (1921), Quit India (1942).

4. [Advocacy] of issues of all [religious] [sections].

5. Broader [inclusion] of individuals in national movement - Tex plant workers.

Hence at played a crucial role in India freedom movement.