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'A satyagraha wins the battle through non-violence'. Explain with example.​

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Answered by SUBASHRAJ
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Satyagraha was a novel method of mass struggle introduced by Mahatma Gandhi. Satyagraha is a synthesis of ‘Satya’ meaning truth and ‘Agraha’ means to persuade. It encompassed non-violent modes of protest against the majestic policies of the British. It represented not physical force but pure soul force. Soul which is informed with knowledge and burns the flame of love. A Satyagrahi could win a battle through soul force by appealing to the conscience of the oppressor.

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Answered by neh0025
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• Gandhiji chose to follow satyagraha during his stay in south africa against injustice and he succeeded in his mission.

•Even after reaching india he followed the path of satyagraha and supported the peasants in kheda in gujarat, peasants in champaran and the mill workers in amritsar.

These are some fine examples to show that a satyagrahi always wins the battle through non violence

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