Mahatma Gandhi strongly advocated for the integration of ethics and morality into politics. His philosophy of Satyagraha was rooted in the belief that means are as important as ends and that political actions must align with moral principles.
Who among the following was the strong supporter of the principle that “Which is morally wrong, can never be politically right”?
Asked in UPPSC Upper Mains 2015 · Topic: The Governance System (Good Governance: Concepts, Principles, and Initiatives)
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