Who believed the decision boycott British educational institutions during the Non Co-operation Movement to be Gandhi's 'tyranny over the minds of the people'?

Rabindranath Tagore was critical of certain aspects of the Non-Cooperation Movement, particularly the boycott of schools and educational institutions. He viewed it as an isolationist approach that created an artificial barrier against universal knowledge, famously describing it as a form of tyranny or mental constraint over the young minds.