The list consists of several social groups that participated in the Non-Cooperation Movement. Role of the Middle Class in Cities: 1) Thousands of students quit state institutions and colleges, school heads and professors left, and attorneys discontinued practising. 2) The council elections were boycotted throughout all provinces excepting Madras, where Justice Party, a non-Brahman party, thought that joining the council was an opportunity to achieve some influence — something which traditionally the Brahmans have an influence too. 3) Non-cooperation had a much more significant impact on the economy. Foreign products were boycotted, liquor stores were picketed, and western merchandise was burned in massive bonfires. 4) Between 1921 and 1922, international fabric imports were cut in half, with the cost falling from Rs 102 crore to Rs 50 crore. Tribals and peasants: 1) Farmers in Awadh were headed by Baba Ramchandra,  The agitation here was very much against talukdars and landowners who demanded excessive rent and other taxations from farmers. Farmers were forced to beg and serve on landowners' fields for no payment. 2) They had no tenure security as renters, as they were expelled on a frequent basis, preventing them from acquiring any rights to rented property. 3) The farmer aim is to contribute to tax cuts, the elimination of begar, and the social rejection of unjust landowners. 4) Panchayats in several locations launched 'nai-dhobi bandhs' to deny landowners the service of barbershops and washermen. 5) Native peasants accepted Mahatma Gandhi's and the Dalai Lama's messages. Plantation Workers:- 1) Workers have their own interpretations of Mahatma Gandhi as well as the concept of swaraj. For Assamese plantations labourers, independence meant the ability to travel freely in or out of the constricted area in which they have been contained, as well as the ability to maintain a relationship with the community from where they had come. 2) Plantation labourers was not allowed to quit the tea plantations without authorization under Inland Emigration Act of 1859 and other such authorization was rarely granted. 3) Thousands of employees has obeyed the government, abandoned the farms, and returned home after learning about the Non-Cooperation Movement. 4) They were apprehended by authorities and severely assaulted while stuck on the road due to a train and boat strike.