TURNING POINT : 

Punjab Massacre made a turning point in Kamaraj's life and his aim was to put an end to British rule.

The family members sent Kamaraj to his uncle at Trivandrum with a fear that he may involve himself in the political uproar. There too he joined Vaikam revolution but was not arrested . On seeing this he was brought back to Virudhunagar by his uncle Karuppaiah Nadar . 

  Kamaraj entered again in Law Disobedience in 1920 when Non-Co-Operative Movement led by Gandhiji.

TEACHER'S VIEW

Mr.Sargunam the teacher of Kamaraj knew that Kamaraj will be having a bright future in politics.