Answer:
C. overly simple and unrelated to the issue
Step-by-step explanation:
India was under the British government for many years, but after the Salt Act that prohibited collecting and selling salt, people wanted to stand up to the monopoly.
Gandhi thought of the idea of simple and nonviolent civil disobedience – he and his followers would march every day to the Arabian sea to collect salt and go against the law. While Nehru admired Gandhi, he and many people thought this was a simple act that is too weak for the resistance.
In the end, however, people joined in all across India. and changes were made.