Clarify the meaning of social boycott.

1.	Clarify the meaning of social boycott.
Answer» It is an ancient tradition which came into being with the birth of castes. This is prohibited and a kind of dangerous punishment which can be used in a very effective way. In it, an individual is boycotted, and is given a punishment by society. He is separated from the society and is not given the opportunity to have any relation with other members of the society. Similarly, if a particular thing or article is boycotted, then its production and consumption are attacked in order to making efforts to end it. Its aim is to punish the producers directly by harming them.

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It is an ancient tradition which came into being with the birth of castes. This is prohibited and a kind of dangerous punishment which can be used in a very effective way. In it, an individual is boycotted, and is given a punishment by society. He is separated from the society and is not given the opportunity to have any relation with other members of the society.

Similarly, if a particular thing or article is boycotted, then its production and consumption are attacked in order to making efforts to end it. Its aim is to punish the producers directly by harming them.

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