10 Interview Questions to Mahatma Gandhi
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The interviewer was was in London while Gandhi was staying there. He was able to have a long interview and to put to him a number of questions which he had prepared. The publication cites The Labour Monthly (April 1932) as the source. It was reprinted from Le Monde (February 1932)
Interviewer: In your opinion, what is the method by which the Indian princes, landowners, industrialists and bankers acquire their wealth?
Gandhi: At present by exploiting the masses.
Can these people enrich themselves without exploiting the Indian workers and peasants?
Up to a certain point, yes.
Have these people any social right to live better than the simple worker or peasant who perform the labour from which they draw their wealth?
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1 In your opinion, what is the method by which the Indian princes, landowners, industrialists and bankers acquire their wealth?
2 Can these people enrich themselves without exploiting the Indian workers and peasants?
3 Have these people any social right to live better than the simple worker or peasant who perform the labour from which they draw their wealth?
4 Would you demand a higher reward for intellectual work?
5 How do you count on organising this trusteeship? By persuasion?
6 Would you support a General Strike?
7 What is your concrete programme for giving to the peasants and workers the absolute power of deciding their own destiny?
8 Does this equality of association envisage the withdrawal of the Viceroy?
9 Do you regard King George and his predecessors as usurpers in India?
10 Why did you not see that the Garhwali soldiers, who had refused to fire on an unarmed crowd, were included in the truce? How do you reconcile that with your doctrine of non-violence, since these men were punished for having refused to be party to an act of violence?