it was not gandhi who shook the british empire but netaji subhash chandra bose. gandhi said that he was a loyal servant of the british and he acted as one.

present and future generations should know the truth to avoid repeating the same mistakes.

hindus ..even members of congress opposed him because of his illogical non violence and muslim appeasement at the cost of  hindus.

i don't think it is right to ignore or trivialize the revolutionaries who were honest to their cause. for the sake of glorifying one man.  Pranam!

why is there so much hesitation in critically analyzing Gandhi and his record? he was a political figure afterrall.

no individual is greater than the country

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