The 1929 Session of the Indian National Congress, held in Lahore, is significant as it marked a pivotal shift towards the attainment of Poorna Swaraj (complete independence) as the ultimate objective of the congress movement, moving away from the earlier goal of dominion status. This declaration galvanized the freedom struggle into a more assertive and unified movement, setting the stage for mass mobilization and civil disobedience, notably the subsequent Salt March in 1930. The adoption of Poorna Swaraj symbolized a turning point that emphasized national unity and self-determination, aligning the movement with a broader aspiration for full sovereignty from British colonial rule.