Gandhian Non-Co-Operation Or Shall India Commit Suicide? A Vade-Mecum Against Non - Co-Operation For All Indian Patriots

Gandhian Non-Co-Operation or Shall India Commit Suicide? is an anonymous political critique published in the early 1920s, sharply opposing Mahatma Gandhi’s Non-Cooperation Movement. The book argues that Gandhi’s strategy would lead to chaos, weaken India’s social and political fabric, and ultimately harm the nationalist cause. Framed as a "vade-mecum" (handbook) for patriots, it urges Indians to reject non-cooperation and instead pursue constitutional methods for reform. The work reflects contemporary anxieties about radical shifts in India’s independence struggle.