Explanation:

The quote "Sedition has become my religion" was famously stated by Mahatma Gandhi during his trial for sedition in 1922. Among the given options, none directly correspond to the year 1922. However, the act of publicly violating the Salt Law at Dandi in 1930 was a monumental act of civil disobedience and a direct challenge to British authority, which was considered highly seditious by the colonial government. While the quote itself predates the Salt Satyagraha, the spirit of defying unjust laws and embracing 'sedition' as a means of achieving independence is strongly embodied in the Dandi March, making it the most fitting event among the choices that aligns with the sentiment of the quote.