Explain five Points about Gandhi's idea of 'Satyagraha'
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GANDHI'S IDEA OF "SATYAGRAHA"
1. Satyagraha was a form of mass agitation without any use of violence. It was based on the idea of the power of truth.
2. If the cause was true and the fight was against injustice, a satyagrahi doesn't have to use violence to win the fight.
3. The struggle was won by appealing to the oppressor's conscience because people had to be shown the truth and not forced to see it through violence.
4. Gandhi believed that b doing satyagraha, the battle will be won definitely.
5. He also believed that this dharma of truth and non-violence can unite the Indians.
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1---satyagraha was a form of mass agitation without any use of violence it was based on the idea of truth
2--if the cause was true and the fight was against injustice a satyagrahi doesn't have to use violence to win thi fight
3--the struggle was won by appalling to Opperacure conscience because people had to be shown the truth and not forced to see it through violence
4-- gandhi believe that b doing satyagraha the battle will won definitely
5-- he also believe that this dharma of truth and non -- violence can unite the indians