Concept:
- Every mass movement of the freedom struggle had a different demand, so naming the demand correctly is what separates one movement from another.
- Comparing this movement with the earlier ones makes its aim stand out sharply.
Step 1: Recall what earlier movements had asked for.
The Non-Cooperation Movement asked Indians to withdraw support from the colonial government, and the Civil Disobedience Movement broke specific unjust laws such as the salt law. Neither demanded that the British leave at once.
Step 2: Read what makes this movement different.
The very name Quit India carries the demand. The source says the resolution demanded the immediate transfer of power to Indians and that the British quit India.
This was a demand for an end to colonial rule itself, not a protest against one policy.
Step 3: Note the strength of the wording.
The passage uses the words complete withdrawal and immediate transfer of power. Both words matter, because the demand allowed for no delay and no partial settlement.
Final Answer: The movement was launched with one aim, the immediate and complete end of British rule in India and the transfer of power into Indian hands.