Gandhian methods of protest, primarily Satyagraha, are defined by the principles of truth (Satya) and firmness or holding fast (Graha). This philosophy advocates for peaceful resistance, civil disobedience, and non-cooperation with unjust laws and systems. Violence is explicitly rejected in Gandhian philosophy.
gandhian methods of protest against british rule were : 1) satayagraha based on non-violence and non-cooperation. 2) satayagraha based on violence. 3) armed revolt. 4) non-tolerance.
Asked in Sr. Teacher Gr II (Spl. Edu.) 2015 · Topic: Gandhi and His Early Movement (Early Methods of Non-Violent Resistance and Civil Disobedience in India)
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